Scientists find a link between air pollution and extremes in rainfall
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What goes up into the air can have a big impact on what comes down. ?
In a new study showing how large weather systems are closely linked, scientists report that tiny airborne particles affect how much rain falls over a region. Some of these particles, which are called aerosols, occur naturally and include dirt and dust. Other aerosols come from human activities and represent air pollution. Once these particles get swept up into a cloud, they start to make changes.
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