El Niño and global heating intensified Indonesia’s worst wildfires in a decade
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Indonesia’s fiercest fires in at least a decade burned almost 3 million hectares and caused toxic smog blamed for 400,000 respiratory infections. Scientists found global heating raised August–October temperatures by 1.6°C, while El Niño added 0.3°C and halved rainfall.
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