Fire carbon emissions over maritime southeast Asia in 2015 largest since 1997¶
Huijnen. (2015). Fire carbon emissions over maritime southeast Asia in 2015 largest since 1997. Scientific Reports.
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- When the peat is drained for oil-palm and pulpwood plantations, the exposed carbon oxidizes and the dried peat becomes highly flammable; Indonesian peat fires, especially in the severe 2015 season, released enormous pulses of CO₂, making the region a globally significant emissions source for those years
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“With a mean emission rate of 11.3 Tg CO2 per day during Sept-Oct 2015, emissions from these fires exceeded the fossil fuel CO2 release rate of the European Union (EU28) (8.9 Tg CO2 per day).”
- When the peat is drained for oil-palm and pulpwood plantations, the exposed carbon oxidizes and the dried peat becomes highly flammable; Indonesian peat fires, especially in the severe 2015 season, released enormous pulses of CO₂, making the region a globally significant emissions source for those years
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