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The Syrian War Is Causing A Dust Bowl In The Middle East, Researchers Suspect

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The Syrian War Is Causing A Dust Bowl In The Middle East, Researchers Suspect

by The Daily Eye Team October 21 2015, 6:36 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 17 secs

The Remote Sensing Laboratory in Israel uses a device called a sun photometer to measure the severity of dust storms. The device measures the amount of light coming from the sun, and how it’s reduced by dust, volcanic ash, pollution, and smoke from forest fires, and other factors.

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