Transboundary haze (or ’haze’ for the purpose of this study) is one of the major environmental issues in Southeast Asia for the last three decades. ....
The worsening haze problem in Southeast Asia has been attributed to the improper peatland management. Peatland utilisation is said to raise issues such as...
Regional haze episodes have now evolved into an unmissable annual affair, with the only uncertainty being its severity in any particular year....
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The ever changing climate that is generally attributed either to the natural cycle, namely, El Nino, the build-up of green-house gases in the atmosphere, or to both, has been no longer the controlling factor in explaining the increase in the frequency of haze episodes in the south-western part of the South East Asia. Since 1982, the period between episodes has been reduced from once in nine years to once a year.
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IIASA-ASM 2nd International Workshop on HAZE |
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Launching of Local and Transboundary Haze Study Report |
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2nd ASM-IIASA Haze Meeting |
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1st ASM-IIASA Haze Meeting |
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Stakeholders Engagement Workshop for all WGs |
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5th ASM Haze Task Force Steering Committee Meeting |
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4th ASM Haze Task Force Steering Committee Meeting |
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3rd ASM Haze Task Force Steering Committee Meeting |
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2nd ASM Haze Task Force Steering Committee Meeting |
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1st ASM Haze Task Force Steering Committee Meeting |
