Indonesia fires emitted double the carbon of Amazon fires, research shows

Mongabay
Nov 25, 2019, 5:58 am316 pts
JAKARTA — Fires from land and forest fires across Indonesia this year have pumped at least 708 million tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere — almost double the emissions from the fires that swept through the Brazilian Amazon this year. That was the finding from researchers at the Copernicus…

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