Indonesian fires 'causing ecological crisis'

Poverty, profits and old farming traditions combined to spark massive Indonesian fires that have choked parts of Malaysia, in what officials describe as Southeast Asia’s worst ecological crisis in years.

Poverty, profits and old farming traditions combined to spark massive Indonesian fires that have choked parts of Malaysia, in what officials describe as Southeast Asia’s worst ecological crisis in years.

Slash-and-burn agriculture isn’t new to Indonesia, and its neighbours - particularly Malaysia – are fed up with Jakarta’s failure to stop it.

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