Asian pollution clouds reach western U S in growing wildfire
A NAS panel backed by the National Academies of Science and agencies examines Asian dust and soot crossing the Pacific. UAV flights from the East China Sea aim to map transport to the U S within a week, with mercury and particulates moving across oceans.
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