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Why Did Indonesia’s Sky Turn Orange? | El Niño, Peatland Fires & Haze Pollution | UPSC Prelims Analytics Table
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Why did the sky turn orange in parts of Indonesia? In this video, we explain the science and geography behind Indonesia’s forest and peatland fires, their environmental consequences, and the phenomenon of transboundary haze pollution. Topics Covered in This Video: Forest Fires in Indonesia: How slash-and-burn agriculture and land clearing for palm oil plantations contribute to forest fires. El Niño and Drought: How reduced rainfall and dry conditions can increase wildfire risk and intensity. Peatland Fires: Why dry peatlands can sustain underground fires for weeks through a process known as smouldering combustion. Orange Sky Phenomenon: How smoke and airborne particles interact with sunlight through scattering and absorption, changing the appearance of the sky. PM2.5 Air Pollution: Why fine particulate matter from wildfires poses serious risks to human health. Transboundary Haze Pollution: How smoke from Indonesia can travel to neighbouring countries such as Singapore and Malaysia. ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution: Understanding the regional agreement signed in 2002 and its role in addressing cross-border haze. #indonesia #upsc #geography #environment #elnino #forestfires #PeatlandFires #pm25 #HazePollution #ASEAN #ClimateChange #upscprelims #upsc2027 #currentaffairs Indonesia orange sky, Indonesia forest fires, Indonesia wildfire explained, El Niño impact on Indonesia, peatland fires, smouldering combustion, transboundary haze pollution, ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution, PM2.5 air pollution, orange sky phenomenon, sunlight scattering and absorption, Southeast Asia haze pollution, Indonesia geography, UPSC Geography, UPSC Environment and Ecology, UPSC Prelims 2027, UPSC current affairs, climate change and wildfires, forest fire causes, environmental pollution, ASEAN environmental cooperation
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