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The Arctic has inversions just like Utah, and they could be making climate change worse

(Photo courtesy of University of Utah, via MODIS/NASA) Satellite images of forest fire smoke interacting with clouds in the Arctic, as seen in July 2012. A new study published in Geophysical Research Letters has found the atmosphere over the Arctic is highly sensitive to air pollution, which accumulates underneath inversions just like pollution on the Wasatch Front.