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Months of drought intensified by the powerful 2026 El Niño have dried forests and peatlands across Indonesia. Many fires begin with human land clearing for agriculture and plantations, but once fire reaches dry peat, it can burn underground for weeks and become extraordinarily difficult to stop. Recent estimates put the burned area at roughly 637,000 to 900,000 hectares. Indonesia has accounted for nearly half of recent global fire emissions, while smoke has spread into Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. More than 283,000 respiratory illness cases have been reported across seven Indonesian provinces. Reuters Wildlife is being pushed out too. More than 270 animals have been rescued or relocated, including 46 orangutans, as fires destroy habitat and food sources across Borneo. AP News El Niño did not light these fires. But hotter, drier conditions can help them spread farther and burn longer. Created by dailyoverview
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