The dustiest place on Earth

Jim Giles

Nature, 2005, vol. 434, issue 7035, 816-819

Abstract: Dust clouds can cool the Earth and halt hurricanes. But the world's biggest dust source was until recently a war zone. Jim Giles joins one of the few research teams to make the trip.

Date: 2005
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