Indonesia Allows Malaysian Cloud-Seeding Flights Amid Deepening Haze Crisis
Indonesia has permitted Malaysian aircraft to conduct cloud-seeding operations within its airspace to help mitigate the worsening transboundary haze. Meanwhile, environmental experts are urging Malaysia to adopt proactive air quality forecasting rather than relying solely on reactive pollution readings.
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Indonesia opens its skies to Malaysian rainmakers as haze crisis deepens
Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to share the skies amid a haze crisis that has closed nearly 600 Malaysian schools and erased much of the Kuala Lumpur skyline from view. The Petronas Twin Towers, usually visible for miles around, have been swallowed by a grey shroud as wildfires that continue to rage across Indonesia’s Sumatra and Kalimantan on the island of Borneo. Authorities from both countries are coordinating operations along their shared Bornean border, with Malaysia’s environment...
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