Transboundary Air Pollution in Southeast Asia, 2000–2025: A Bibliometric Map and Strategic Roadmap for Governance and Resilience
Background. Transboundary air pollution in Southeast Asia is driven largely by smoke from vegetation and peatland fires that carry fine particulates across borders and raise health risks. Objective of Study. We map the peer reviewed literature from 2000 to mid 2025 and translate the evidence into a roadmap for governance and resilience. Methodology.More >>