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Simon Tay, president of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, says no one was prepared for the smog crisis that hit Singapore in 2015. With global warming and El Niño on the horizon, haze may still haunt us. Has anything changed? And what can Southeast Asian countries do to better deal with it? Yasmin Jonkers gets the answer.
Simon Tay, president of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, says no one was prepared for the smog crisis that hit Singapore in 2015. With global warming and El Niño on the horizon, haze may still haunt us. Has anything changed? And what can Southeast Asian countries do to better deal with it? Yasmin Jonkers gets the answer.
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