Fire and smoke are choking Southeast Asia—but Singapore is equipped to save the day
Turning it into a bilateral fight is a convenient excuse precisely because it lets both countries point fingers at each other. The truth, though, is that groups in each of them do well off the broken status quo, to the detriment of the vast majority who must live with the choking, eye-watering consequences—not to mention the rainforest itself, which is more shrunken and degraded with each passing year.
