Jessica Hodge+FollowSalmon Spotted Way Up North?!Wild twist: chum salmon are now spawning in Arctic rivers, way outside their usual zone. Scientists say it’s a big red flag for climate change—the Arctic is heating up so fast, even the fish are moving in. No one’s sure what this means for local wildlife, but more salmon eggs could shake up the food chain. Plus, all this change could speed up permafrost melt and release more methane. Nature’s sending us a serious warning sign! #Science #ClimateChange #Arctic20Share
Michelle York+FollowWhales Are Changing Their Dinner PlansTurns out, whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence are sharing food—not because there’s plenty, but because there’s less to go around. As the ocean warms and their favorite snacks get harder to find, fin, humpback, and minke whales are getting creative: they’re splitting up what’s left and picking different fish, so nobody gets totally left out. Basically, it’s a marine potluck, but with way more teamwork than you’d expect! #Science #whales #climatechange50Share
ethanconner+FollowWhy Are So Many Hiking Trails Suddenly Closed?Hiking trails are shutting down all over, and it’s not just bad luck. Climate change is making weather more extreme, causing landslides and rockfalls in places like the Alps. Plus, too many hikers are putting extra strain on the trails and wildlife. Some spots are even raising entry fees just to keep up with repairs! If you love hiking, stick to the paths and maybe join a local volunteer group to help keep nature wild and open. #News #hiking #climatechange00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowWhy Cleaner Air Is Making America HotterHere’s a wild one for your next coffee break: NASA says America is literally getting darker from space—not because of pollution, but because we’ve cleaned up our air! As we scrub away smog and soot, we’re also removing the haze that used to bounce sunlight back into space. The catch? More sunlight now gets absorbed, heating things up. So, breathing easier comes with a warmer planet. Talk about a climate plot twist! #Business #Industry #ClimateChange00Share
martinezlaura+FollowArctic Weather Is Getting WildDid you know the Arctic is heating up 4x faster than the rest of the planet? Researchers just found that extreme weather events—like freak rain-on-snow, sudden heatwaves, and surprise droughts—are popping up all over the Arctic, and each region is getting hit differently. The scariest part? These new extremes could have major long-term consequences for Arctic wildlife and even our own coastlines. Time to rethink how we treat the planet! #Science #ClimateChange #Arctic20Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowHow Hot Weather Could Make Milk PricierHere’s a money tip for your next grocery run: climate change is making cows in Sri Lanka (and other hot places) too sweaty to make milk. When cows get overheated, they eat less and make less milk, which means farmers lose money and you might pay more for dairy. Some farmers are fighting back with shade and cooling tech, but it’s a reminder that investing in climate solutions now could keep your fridge stocked (and your wallet happier) later. #Business #Industry #ClimateChange00Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowAntarctic Iceberg Wipes Out Penguin ChicksThis is wild and heartbreaking: a giant iceberg just parked itself right in the path of emperor penguin moms, blocking them from their babies. The result? About 14,000 chicks starved because their moms couldn’t get back with food. Only a lucky few survived thanks to some determined moms finding a way around. If the iceberg doesn’t move soon, the whole colony might have to relocate. Climate change is really hitting hard, and these penguins are paying the price. #Science #ClimateChange #Antarctica10Share
megangibson+FollowCocoa Beans: The Secret Climate Hero?Turns out, cocoa beans aren’t just for chocolate anymore! Scientists in Germany are turning cocoa shells into biochar—a black powder that traps carbon for centuries. Instead of releasing planet-warming gases, this process locks them away and can even make eco-friendly fertilizer or concrete. The catch? It only works if done locally, but biochar projects are popping up everywhere. Who knew your sweet tooth could help save the planet? #Science #ClimateChange #Sustainability30Share
Michael Flores+FollowGreenland’s Slippery Secret RevealedTurns out, Greenland’s glaciers are melting way faster than we thought—and it’s not just the warm air. Scientists found a thick, squishy layer of sediment under the ice that acts like a slip-n-slide, letting glaciers rush into the ocean. This means rising sea levels could speed up, and coastal cities might need to brace themselves sooner than expected. Who knew what’s under the ice could be such a game-changer? #Science #Greenland #ClimateChange3311Share
boothconnor+FollowSki Resorts Are Losing Their Snow—FastLegendary ski spots like Aspen and Chamonix are literally running out of snow. Warmer winters mean less powder, more rain, and shorter seasons—so much that some resorts are already shutting down lifts and scrambling to survive. Even the Winter Olympics is prepping for fake snow! High-elevation places are hanging on (for now), but the days of guaranteed snowy slopes might be over. Would you still go if there’s barely any snow? #News #ClimateChange #SkiResorts41Share
