News Published: 15 June 1871 Dust and Smoke * Nature 4, 124–128 (1871) Cite this article ...

BRITAIN’S skies are not as bright blue today – and the Met Office has revealed the reason why, though there’s a potential ...

Canadian wildfire smoke has tracked over 3,000 km to Florida, but that has nothing on the 7,000+ km trek that Saharan dust from Africa is making to the sunny state this week.

This dust could collide with any lingering smoke in the South this week, potentially causing unhealthy air quality and a hazy, duller sky during the day, bracketed by colorful sunrises and sunsets.

This dust could collide with any lingering smoke in the South this week, potentially causing unhealthy air quality and a hazy, duller sky during the day, bracketed by colorful sunrises and sunsets.

News Published: 23 January 1937 Prevention of Smoke and Dust Emission from Chimneys Nature 139, 138–141 (1937) Cite this article ...

Smoke and Sandstorm, Seen From Space A time-lapse image of smoke from wildfires in New Mexico and dust from a storm in Colorado illustrates the scope of Western catastrophe.

Dust and smoke in wind from fires, dry land and construction this spring have turned Colorado’s blue skies Baghdad-red, and air quality experts anticipate more crazy haze in the future as wind ...

Smoke from wildfires in Southern Europe, combined with Saharan dust, has caused hazy conditions across the UK. The Met Office ...