Universiti Malaya’s Helena Varkkey says there is not enough incentive for palm oil producers and plantations to act sustainably.
Environmental expert Helena Varkkey attributes the transboundary haze problem across Southeast Asia to the deforestation and draining of peatlands.
In a 2022 report co-written by Varkkey, the professor attributed the ongoing transboundary haze problem across Southeast Asia to the deforestation and draining of peatlands. “Haze episodes in non-drought years saw a decoupling of haze from these climatic cycles, which shows that humans are becoming more important drivers of environmental change than climate weather patterns,” she said.
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