Researchers found China's reduction in aerosol emissions led to 'heat blobs' over the northeast Pacific, causing a rise in temperatures, ecological imbalances, and heatwaves in the region.
The study warned that the Chinese government should reconsider their ban on aerosols as their absence could further increase temperatures, which have already set record-breaking heatwaves in the region.
Computer climate models illustrated that decreased aerosol levels resulted in heat waves in the northeast Pacific, underlining how cleaner air led to warmer temperatures and extreme weather patterns.
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