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Indonesia plans to use dry ice to clear toxic haze
Indonesia is experiencing its most severe wildfire season in a decade, fueled by an intense El Niño that worsens drought conditions. Authorities are attempting to clear the toxic haze by testing an experimental method involving aircraft scattering dry ice to break down pollution in the lower atmosphere. Despite ongoing firefighting efforts, the wildfires have burned nearly 900,000 hectares, with pollutants affecting neighboring countries and prompting regional cloud seeding operations.
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