Arctic Warming Increases Dust Emissions
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•Researchers show complex relationship between Arctic warming and Arctic dust
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A recent study by researchers in Japan found that dust from snow- and ice-free areas of the Arctic may be an important contributor to climate change in the region.
The findings were published in the journal npj Climate and Atmospheric Science .
The study showed that as the Arctic warms, snow-and-a-half areas increase, leading to an increase in dust emissions.
The increase promotes ice nucleation in clouds in the lower troposphere.
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