asian dust造句

• The first known record of an Asian Dust event in Korea was in 174 AD during the Silla Dynasty.
• This very same Asian dust is blown for thousands of miles, forming deep beds in places as far away as Hawaii.
• Salt dust is blown away from the dried areas, contributing to the generation of Asian dust storms, increase the soil salinity and adversely influencing the climate.
• An American study analyzing the composition of Asian dust events reaching Colorado associates them to the presence of carbon monoxide, possibly incorporated in the air mass as it passes over industrialized regions in Asia.
• For example, Asian dust has been measured in Hawaii and even on the west coast of the United States and particles from Africa's Sahara desert have been known to drift as far as Florida and the Caribbean.
• "The puzzle of Asian dust is a huge question in weather science right now, " he said, " and if human activity is proven to be the cause, it stands to reason that this problem is going to keep getting worse ."
• Short-term effects of exposure to desert dust include immediate increased symptoms and worsening of the lung function in individuals with asthma, increased mortality and morbidity from long-transported dust from both Saharan and Asian dust storms suggesting that long-transported dust storm particles adversely affects the circulatory system.