Experts Emphasize Readiness to Revise Regulations on Land Clearing by Burning
Indonesian experts have emphasized the readiness to revise regulations for land clearing by burning, aiming for potential deregulation. This marks a crucial discussion balancing forest fire prevention with agricultural practices.
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