Indonesia considers expanding dry ice trials to tackle haze after 'fairly effective' South Sumatra test
Indonesia is considering expanding dry ice trials to reduce haze after officials described a test in South Sumatra as fairly effective. Disaster agency head Kristomei Sianturi said wider use would depend on the technology’s effectiveness, cost, and suitability for application across the country.
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