Drought Caused Harvest Failure in North Bolaang Mongondow
Boroko, Ekuatorial - Drought in North Bolaang Mongondow regency, North Sulawesi, began to have an impact on food production. Crop failure is predicted to hit...
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Dense Haze, Orangutan School Activities Reduced
Palangkaraya, Ekuatorial - The BOS Foundation was forced to reduce Orangutan school activities in Nyaru Menteng because the haze was so dense and it covered...
Central Kalimantan Facing ‘Haze Emergency’
Palangkaraya, Ekuatorial - Central Kalimantan Government declared 'haze emergency' status due to haze worsens from forest and plantation fires. "All the requirements for emergency status...
PT LIH Indicated as Burners of 530 Hectares Land in Riau
Pekanbaru, Ekuatorial - Police determined PT Inti Hebrindo Langgam for fires in 530 hectares of forest and land in Riau. "Friday we will take information...
MoEF Seals Oil Palm Plantations in Central Kalimantan Due to Burning Land
Palangkaraya, Ekuatorial - Ministry of Environment and Forestry sealing the plantation owned by PT GAP in East Kotawaringin and PT AUS in Katingan, Central Kalimantan....
Aceh Border Shrouded by Smog
Langsa, Ekuatorial - Langsa, the border region between North Sumatra and Aceh shrouded by smog from forest and land fires. In the last two days,...
Pekanbaru Still Shrouded by Smog from Fires Residue
Pekanbaru, Ekuatorial - Riau still shrouded by smog from forest and land fires residue. Dense smog back on last three days. Therefore, Education Department of...
Drought to Intensifies in September, BMKG says
The Center for Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics (BMKG) Yogyakarta has predicted that the drought season will get even worse in September. El Nino index has...
Sumatera Shrouded by Haze from 759 Hotspots
The Pekanbaru Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) said their satellites have located 759 hotspots in the island of Sumatera. These hotspots, indicated as land...
Most of Hotspots in Lampung Found in Plantation Area
Bandarlampung, Ekuatorial - Data from NOAA satellites which is monitoring the developments of hotspots in Sumatra, showed that up to August 23, 2015, 88 percent...