Scientists Study Impact Of Asian Dust On Weather, Climate
How do manmade pollution and mineral dust from Asian deserts travel across the Pacific? How do these dust and pollution plumes affect clouds, precipitation and, ultimately, our climate? Those are some of the questions that an international team of researchers hope to illuminate following their recent completion of a study called the Pacific Dust Experiment, or PACDEX.
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