Peatland fires are smoldering blazes in carbon-rich organic soils, often ignited by land clearing or drought. They burn underground, releasing huge carbon emissions and toxic haze. Affected are local communities, wildlife, and global climate, while plantation firms and farmers sometimes benefit from cleared land.
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