The Invisible Plague of South East Asia's Wildfires As I gaze through my camera's lens at the toxic haze shrouding the streets of Jakarta, a familiar sense of despair washes over me.
Another year, another season of wildfires ravaging Indonesia and spreading its noxious tendrils across the region is underway.
This time, however, the stakes seem higher than ever – with a "super" El Niño brewing in the wings, threatening to unleash unprecedented chaos on an already vulnerable ecosystem.