Asian Smog Cloud Threatens Millions, Says U.N. Mon Aug 12, 8:17 AM ET By Jeremy Lovell LONDON (Reuters) - A two-mile-thick cloud of pollution shrouding southern Asia is threatening the lives of millions of people in the region and could have an impact much further afield, according to a U.N.-sponsored study. It said the cloud, a toxic cocktail of ash, acids, aerosols and other particles, was damaging agriculture and changing rainfall patterns across the region which stretches from Afghanistan ( news - web sites) to Sri Lanka. The lives of millions of people were at risk from drought and flooding...