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Indonesia’s most dangerous fires are burning underground

Indonesia is facing a critical rise in underground peat fires, exacerbated by a strengthening El Niño and severe drought conditions, leading to environmental hazards that could persist for months. The early onset of these fires in the 2026 season underscores the urgent need for strategic policies to manage and mitigate fire risks in peatland areas.

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