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Super El Niño fires hit again
Wildfires in Indonesia are causing significant destruction across Sumatra and Borneo, driven by a strong El Niño and climate change. Over 200,000 hectares have been burned, with fire activity surpassing 2015 levels, and authorities deploying aircraft for firefighting efforts. The fires are releasing large amounts of carbon, damaging critical peatlands, and posing health risks through toxic smoke that affects neighboring countries. Experts warn the situation could worsen if dry conditions continue into the coming months.
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