Invisible, tiny particles called ‘atmospheric aerosols’ from Asian Dust and wildfires have a significant impact on our lives. Specially-Appointed Associate Professor Teppei J. Yasunari of the Arctic Research Center analyzes atmospheric aerosols using a variety of research methods, from observation to numerical modeling, to study their impact on the climate and our health. He spoke about his research on the relationship between climate change and atmospheric aerosols, which has attracted a lot of attention in recent years.

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"The huge impact of small particles on the world" fart
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