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Indonesia's choking wildfire, haze worsen breathing woes on Borneo | Reuters.

News Brief: Indonesia is facing its worst wildfire season in 11 years, with thick haze across Borneo contributing to a sharp rise in respiratory illnesses and affecting neighboring countries.

Indonesia's wildfires may last until early November, minister says | Reuters.

News Brief: Officials warn that prolonged drought and delayed seasonal rains could allow major wildfires in Borneo and Sumatra to continue for several more weeks.

Dome Fire Update, September 15, 2026 | National Park Service.

News Brief: Fire crews are working to contain the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park, where trail closures were put in place while ground and aerial resources attacked the blaze.

Backcountry campground in Death Valley National Park closed due to fire | National Park Service.

News Brief: A remote campground in Death Valley was temporarily closed after a fire damaged infrastructure and burned through nonnative palm trees at Saline Valley Warm Springs.

Monitoring Global Temperature and Precipitation in August 2026 | NOAA.

News Brief: NOAA reports that August brought unusually warm conditions, major rainfall extremes and a busy Pacific storm pattern, including flooding and mudslides in parts of Hawaii and Asia.

Initial Assessment Indicates Potential for 80% Mortality Among Rare Torrey Pines Following Santa Rosa Island Fire | National Park Service.

News Brief: Park biologists estimate that 60% to 80% of Santa Rosa Island’s rare Torrey pines may die after a major wildfire burned nearly two-fifths of the island.

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