Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Singapore-Haze-Pollution-Hits-All-Time-High-27MZIFVE66HH.htmlConceptually similarSingapore Haze Pollution Hits an All-Time HighGP04NIICompleted★★★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits an All-Time HighGP04NIJCompleted★★★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits an All-Time HighGP04NIHCompleted★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits an All-Time HighGP04NIKCompleted★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighGP04N2PCompleted★★★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighGP04N2HCompleted★★★★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighGP04N2ICompleted★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighGP04N2JCompleted★★★★★★Singapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighGP04N2MCompleted★★★★View AllGP04N2NSingapore Haze Pollution Hits All-Time HighAn elderly man wears an N95 mask (recommended mask for smog) as he plays Chinese checkers in the afternoon with friends. The Pollutant Standards Index (PSI), Singapore's main index for air pollution, has hit record levels. These measurements are classified as "hazardous" and can aggravate respiratory ailments.Locations:Singapore-Southeast AsiaDate:18 Jun, 2013Credit:© Ferina Natasya / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4752px X 3168pxKeywords:Air pollution-Cities-Day-Deforestation-Elderly-Forest fires-Forests (campaign title)-Fun-Health-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Masks (protective)-Men-Outdoors-Playing (activity)-Small group of people-SmogShoot:Singapore Haze Pollution Hits an All-Time HighThick smog blankets Singapore's skyline. The Pollutant Standards Index (PSI), Singapore's main index for air pollution, has hit record levels. These measurements are classified as "hazardous" and can aggravate respiratory ailments. Singapore wants 'strong, firm, effective' action against local companies that may be involved in illegal burning of forests and peat lands in Indonesia, which is contributing to the city-state's worst pollution on record. Greenpeace is calling on the Indonesian government to enforce forest protection and strengthen the forest moratorium. Corporations must also take responsibility for their supply chains, commit to zero deforestation and stop the sort of illegal practices such as fire clearing that are destroying forests and polluting the air.Related Collections:Palm Oil Companies Must Accept Responsibility for Indonesian Fires (Photo + Video)