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A giant plume of Saharan dust on a 5,000-mile journey is expected to drift across the Caribbean and southeastern U.S. this week at altitudes from 20,000 to 30,000 feet, bringing enhanced sunrises and potentially suppressing storm formation. “Due to more sunlight being scattered by the dust particles, there will likely be more vibrant sunsets and... See more
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From Lukla the way to Everest led north through the crepuscular gorge of the Dudh Kosi, an icy, boulder-choked river that churned with glacial runoff.
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Varying from two to eighteen inches deep, or deeper, the A horizon is where much of the liquid carbon ends up when it is exuded from the roots of plants.
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