Strong Pacific storm due to Asian pollution
According to a study published in PNAS on March 6, pollution in Asia is a
Satellite records suggest that more and more dust molecules are derived from coal burning in China and India in recent decades. The team of Renyi Zhang of Texas A&M University tracks pollution and clouds during 1984 and 2005 concluded that dust particles increase the phenomenon of clouds after the build-up builds up. the storms are bigger than before.
Storms in the Pacific region play an important role in circulating Earth's atmosphere; so if there are weather changes like this it will be able to bring climate consequences, namely the ability of the two polar regions to become warmer.
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- 92% of the world's population lives in polluted air
- A strong storm of level 14 appeared in the South China Sea
- Storm No. 6 weakened, the North will have heavy rain
- Twin-minded storms on the Pacific Ocean from the universe
- Strong tropical depression into a storm near the East Sea
- Tropical depression intensified into storm No. 3 - WIPHA storm
- Hurricane Kalmaegi caused strong winds of level 12 at Bach Long Vi island
- Strong storm swept through, 11 people 6 European countries were killed
- Location and direction of storm No. 3
- Typhoon Nari landed in Danang, Central Vietnam with heavy rain
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