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Current History
Current History (2000) 99 (640): 389–395.
Published: 01 November 2000
..., contributing to widespread deforestation. Forest fires had burned huge areas, even before the 1997 1998 fires in Indonesia burned nearly 10 million hectares, spreading a choking haze across Southeast Asia. Lead emissions from vehicles were well above World Health Organization standards. Lead in Manila...
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The environmental changes set in motion by the [1997 financial] crisis will continue for the near future. Without strong domestic and international measures to support environmental protection and conservation in the Asia-Pacific, a second crisis may well strike soon, this time ignited by an environmental collapse.
