Peat fires are smoldering underground blazes in carbon-rich peatlands, ignited by lightning, human activity, or drought. They burn slowly, emit huge carbon and smoke, and are hard to extinguish. Affecting Indonesia, Russia, and Canada, they harm health, wildlife, and climate. Firefighters, researchers, and communities benefit from early detection and prevention.
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