Fires of Indonesia and Asia

What is the most environmental problem in the eastern half of the world caused by fire in Indonesia and Asia? Indonesia and Asia are rapidly increasing. These fires release more carbon dioxide and other toxic chemicals in a few months compared to most countries in the year. The fire also produces dense smoke that shadows the whole area. What is the exact cause of this problem? Scientists quickly pointed out a few reasons, but one outstanding reason was the setting of shining fields for the use of farmland.

In 1997, the Indonesian rainforest was burned down for a year and the air in Southeast Asia was exhausted. Eventually, the fire destroyed millions of acres of rain forests throughout the island. Hayes covers the entire region, and in Kakuta, the capital of the country, Khairani Barokka's growing awareness of environmental hazards has increased as her active parents and their colleagues are monitoring and controlling fire. I will. About 10 years later, Barroca entered the jungle to record the sound effect of BBC at Kalimantan, Borneo's Indonesian territory. So I heard that she heard the infinite sound of the lumber that bothered her for years. In 2013, she began this work, and this book will become her own silk, a nightmareous poem, an innate species published by Titled Axis. Eka Kurniawan, an advocacy literature star in Indonesia, said that the experimental part is poetry, and the art collection "It is half of Lullaby, but I will keep it awake."

Last September, I visited Borneo Island, Central Kalimantan in Indonesia. I crossed forests and farms in Tanjung Putin National Park, the largest protected forest in Southeast Asia, with motorcycles and motor boats, and found forests and farms inside and outside the park. Because the forest jungle is on fire, the air is full of dark haze. Indonesia defeated the United States because of the bad fire. As the world's leading carbon dioxide emitter, the World Bank has set a disaster cost of $ 16 billion, or about 2% of the gross domestic product.

Since July 1997, smog covered Southeast Asia from Thailand and the Philippines to Malaysia and Irian Jaya. Smog is caused by burning fires on the main islands of Indonesia, causing ecological, social and economic problems. For humans, smog causes diseases and deaths caused by respiratory diseases, as well as suffering for 70 million people living in hunger, transportation accident, and afflicted areas. In this article, we first study the ecological, economic and social impacts of forest fires, as well as intermediate, secondary, and potential causes. Then it will discuss links between forest fires and the underlying causes of deforestation and deforestation in Indonesia.

Causes of deforestation and deforestation in Indonesia; case study on forest fires