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Suffering from chronically poor air quality, residents in affected areas in Indonesia have to live through now near annual toxic haze events such as this. The toxiz haze is from burning peatlands. Reactive governance has prohibited fire use on all soils, which includes mineral soils, causing injustices for traditional small-scale mineral soil farmers who are not responsible for the toxic haze.
Photo Credit: Bjorn Vaughn.
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