The image depicting transboundary air pollution pathways of aerosols, such as PM2.5 (IMAGE)

Chiba University

The image depicting transboundary air pollution pathways of aerosols, such as PM2.5

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By analyzing long-term satellite observation data and using a new method that treats aerosols as tracers, researchers found that these pathways from China are shifting slightly northward due to global warming

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Shinichiro Kinoshita

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