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69 Million People Exposed to 'Killer Haze' During Wildfire in Indonesia
Latest study from Scientific Reports reveals that massive wildfires in Indonesia and Borneo had produced unhealthy air pollution, exposing 69 million people and causing thousands of cases of premature deaths.
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Kopi Luwak: World's Most Expensive Coffee Leads To Animal Cruelty Against Civets
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Indonesia’s 'Zoo of Death' Sparking Anger from Activists Due to Growing Number of Animal Deaths
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Palm Oil Industries Linked to Toxic Haze in Asia; Authorities Firm About Curbing Air Pollution
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Indonesian Pop Star Died During Performance After a Cobra Bite
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‘Hobbits’ Found in Indonesia May Have Gone Extinct Earlier Than Previously Thought
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Good News! Sumatran Rhino Sighting Brings Hope to Rhino Conservation
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Conservation: Rare Sumatran Tigers Born In Indonesia and US Zoos
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UK Zoo Makes Desperate Attempt To Save Rare Javan Green Magpies
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Sick, Abused and Displaced Endangered Borneo Orangutans Are Finding Relief at Indonesia's International Animal Rescue [INTERVIEW and VIDEO]
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Demand for Fancy Furniture Worldwide is Fueling Illegal Logging in Ecologically Important Forests
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