Dust particles from high latitudes have a potentially large local, regional, and global
significance to climate and the environment as short-lived climate forcers, air pollutants, and …

There is considerable uncertainty over the nature and causes of Holocene dust activity in the
Arctic, and its links to climatic changes. Loess deposits act as near-source archives of dust …

The global variation in ice-nucleating particle (INP) concentrations is an important modulator
of the cloud-phase feedback, where the albedo of mixed-phase clouds increases in a …

High latitude regions (≥ 50° N and≥ 40° S) are thought to contribute substantially to
contemporary global dust emissions which can influence biogeochemical cycling as well as …

The Arctic region is undergoing rapid and extensive transformations due to global climate
change. This study investigated the spatial distribution of 31 chemical elements in eight …

Basal Ediacaran barite, which has mass-anomalous depleted 17 O, supporting Snowball
Earth models, likely grew in shallow-marine settings, but sedimentological constraints lack …

The admixture of loess in soils formed in sandy parent materials has considerable impact on
pedogenesis and soil ecological functions. This study aimed to evaluate these effects on soil …

Diurnal and seasonal cycles of aeolian activity are well‐constrained for low latitude dust
source regions and provide valuable insights into relationships between dust emissions and …

Dust particles are commonly defined according to their size, including clay-sized (< 4 μm),
siltsized (4–62.5 μm) or sand-sized (62.5 μm–2 mm) material (UNCCD 2022). Giant dust …

The research conducted in this study is an attempt to quantitatively and qualitatively
supplement the still insufficient knowledge on aeolian processes under polar conditions …