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Oct 13
45m 56s

Episode 106

ASSAAD W. RAZZOUK
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The haze currently (and regularly) choking Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Indonesia is not weather, it's a business model. Drained peat swamps are worth more torched than wet, and 9 out of 10 people killed by the smoke are Indonesians. In this episode, The Angry Clean Energy Guy shatters the tired regional blame game, exposes why cross-border lawsuits stall wh ... Show More
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