Mongolia Dust Storm Blows Across U S Into Week
A dust storm that began in Mongolia and carried industrial pollution from China has produced a whitish haze over much of the mainland United States. Experts say the dust cloud stretched from Calgary to Arizona and Aspen, with weekend particulate matter levels rising. NASA and NOAA officials monitor the plume as it moves toward the East Coast and then dissipates.
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West Nile experts urge wildlife research at conference
At a White Plains conference, scientists argued that public health efforts against West Nile must address wildlife impacts. They noted birds, including crows and blue jays, show viral spread and serve as risk indicators, while calls for surveillance shift toward animal reservoirs and transmission routes.
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