Scientists trace the human role in Indonesian forest fires

Severe fires in Indonesia - responsible for some of the worst air quality conditions worldwide - are linked not only to drought, but also to changes in land use and population density, according to a new study in Nature Geoscience led by Robert Field of the University of Toronto.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news154540375.html">Scientists trace the human role in Indonesian forest fires</a></p> <p>Severe fires in Indonesia - responsible for some of the worst air quality conditions worldwide - are linked not only to drought, but also to changes in land use and population density, according to a new study in <I>Nature Geoscience</I> led by Robert Field of the University of Toronto.</p>