What is Sahara dust and why does it matters so much for the Earth
Wind, geology, and chemistry meet up to create this important phenomenon.
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It’s greener than you thought: New tree count in Sahara shows surprising results
Researchers could soon count every tree on Earth.
“Godzilla” dust cloud races from the Sahara to the US
The dust plume is the dustiest since records began 20 years ago
More than a billion people could live in Sahara-like unbearable heat within 50 years
The hardest hit regions are in Asia and Africa.
Clean energy could make the Sahara green
Both figuratively and literally.
The Sahara desert expanded by 10% in the last century
The world's largest warm desert grew by 10% since 1920.
For the first time in 37 years, it snowed in Sahara
Yes, it actually snowed in Sahara.
The eye of the Sahara
A topographic reconstruction (scaled 6:1 on the vertical axis) from satellite photos. False coloring as follows: ...
Dust from the Sahara Desert Fertilizes the Amazon’s Forests
The Sahara Desert and the Amazon area have few things in common - one is a dry, barren wasteland, while ...
Sahara might have been crossed by three large rivers the size of the Nile 100,000 years ago
When the Sahara comes to mind, lush greenery and gorgeous, fast flowing waters might be the last scenery that crosses ...