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Indonesia’s neighbors powerless as smoke from monthlong wildfires shuts schools

By Info60 World Desk•Summary of reporting by The Japan Times•2h ago•0 views•
Indonesia’s neighbors powerless as smoke from monthlong wildfires shuts schools
Respiratory complaints have been skyrocketing, but existing legal frameworks offer little recourse to tackles transboundary air pollution.
Respiratory complaints have been skyrocketing, but existing legal frameworks offer little recourse to tackles transboundary air pollution.
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