The original version of this article, by Lisa Palmer, appeared on Yale Environment 360. The fires that blazed in Indonesia’s rainforests in 1982 and 1983 came as a shock. The logging industry had embarked on a decades-long pillaging of the country’s woodlands, opening up the canopy and drying out the carbon-rich peat soils. Preceded by an … Continue reading Will Indonesian Fires Spark Reform of Rogue Forest Sector?