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Borneo's severe wildfires could leave lasting harm for orangutans
Indonesia is facing one of its worst wildfire seasons in over a decade as strong El Niño conditions drive widespread drought, with Borneo among the hardest-hit areas. Peatlands in West, Central and South Kalimantan are smouldering underground, releasing smoke haze that threatens human health and the environment, and scientists warn of lasting effects on orangutans.

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