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This Is Where You’ll Find the Most Dust in the US
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I bet you didn’t realize that mountain ranges do this!
Dr. Janice Brahney, an accomplished environmental researcher and assistant
professor at Utah State University’s Watershed Sciences department, reveals
that mountain systems serve as NATURAL BARRIERS to the atmospheric transfer
of particulates. ⛰️
This definitely helps environmental researchers gain an understanding of
the atmospheric transfer of particulates in any given area. 💯
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