Zachary Gutierrez+FollowLakes That Literally Catch Fire?!Ever seen a lake burst into flames? Turns out, methane trapped under ice or in polluted water can make the air above a lake totally flammable. Scientists have lit frozen lakes in Alaska and watched fire race across the surface, while in India, polluted city lakes like Bellandur have actually caught fire for hours. It’s wild, but also a huge warning: climate change and pollution are making our water burn—literally. Water that burns? Not a good sign for the planet. #Science #MethaneLakes #ClimateChange00Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowAntarctica’s Ice Is Melting Faster Than We ThoughtAntarctica’s ice sheets are getting hit from both sides—warming air AND water are teaming up to melt them way faster than scientists expected. Turns out, it’s not just the ocean heat causing trouble. This “one-two punch” could speed up sea level rise, mess with ocean currents, and even shake up global seafood supplies. The wild part? Everyday pollution from our cities is reaching the poles and making things worse. Time to rethink those small eco-friendly swaps! #Science #Antarctica #ClimateChange60Share
Jacob Morris+FollowColorado’s pond hockey dreams put on iceThis winter’s record-breaking warmth in Colorado just canceled one of the country’s biggest pond hockey tournaments at Keystone Lake. Locals and hockey fans are feeling the sting—not just because of a missed event, but because it’s a real sign of how climate shifts are hitting close to home. The ice wasn’t thick enough to play safely, and with the state’s worst snowpack in nearly 40 years, it’s got a lot of us wondering what’s next for our winter traditions. How are you all feeling about these changes? #Sports #Colorado #ClimateChange00Share
Michael Flores+FollowRiver Deltas Are Sinking Fast—Here’s WhyDid you know 236 million people living on river deltas could be at risk of flooding way sooner than we thought? Satellites just revealed these areas are sinking even faster than sea levels are rising, thanks to stuff like over-pumping groundwater and rapid urban growth. It’s not just about losing homes—these deltas feed billions! The wild part? We actually have tech to fix it, but it needs real investment. This is one of those “we need to talk about this” moments. #Science #ClimateChange #FloodRisk00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowOcean Currents Just Flipped—Here’s Why It MattersDid you see this? Satellites just confirmed a sudden shift in ocean currents—the massive underwater highways that control our weather and marine life. Scientists are freaking out because these changes could mess with everything from European winters to fish populations. It’s all tied to climate change, and the ripple effects could hit our food, weather, and even the global economy. Wild times for our planet’s “whispering giants.” #Science #ClimateChange #OceanCurrents90Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowMountain Resorts Are Turning Into Ghost TownsDid you know over 186 ski resorts in France have shut down for good? Céüze, one of the oldest, is now a 'ghost resort'—all thanks to warmer winters and barely any snow. Locals are losing their traditions, tourism, and even water supplies are at risk. Some wanted to save it with artificial snow, but others say it’s time to let nature take over. Would you visit a resort that’s more hiking than skiing now? #News #ClimateChange #GhostResorts2913Share
Michelle York+FollowIce Volcanoes Might Be Waking UpMelting glaciers aren’t just about rising sea levels—turns out, they could also wake up hidden 'ice volcanoes.' Scientists say as the ice melts, it releases pressure, letting more magma build up underneath. Iceland’s Bardarbunga volcano is already showing signs of activity, and there are hundreds more ice-covered volcanoes around the world. If these start erupting, things could get chaotic fast. Climate change just keeps throwing us wild curveballs! #Science #ClimateChange #Volcanoes50Share
Michael Flores+FollowGreenland & Antarctica’s Ice Speeding Up?!Imagine your ice cream melting down your arm—now picture that, but it’s Greenland and Antarctica’s massive ice sheets. Scientists just dropped the first-ever high-res ‘ice speed report’ and, yikes, some glaciers are moving up to 164 feet per day! Satellites are basically binge-watching the ice 24/7, tracking every crack and slide. The big takeaway? Our frozen giants are melting and shifting faster than ever, and it’s a major red flag for rising seas and climate change. #Science #ClimateChange #Greenland00Share
megangibson+FollowEarth’s Getting Dimmer—Here’s Why It MattersNASA just confirmed Earth is literally getting darker—yep, our planet is reflecting less sunlight back into space. That means more heat is being trapped, which could crank up summer temps and supercharge storms. The wild part? The Northern Hemisphere is dimming faster, thanks to melting ice and changing clouds. It’s a subtle shift, but scientists say it could have huge consequences for our climate. Kinda wild to think we’re changing the planet’s shine from space! #Science #NASA #ClimateChange21Share
Michelle York+FollowMelting Ice Could Unleash Hidden VolcanoesImagine a soda bottle ready to explode—now picture that under Antarctica’s ice. Scientists say as glaciers melt, the pressure that kept volcanoes in check is vanishing, making eruptions way more likely in places we never worried about before. This isn’t just a wild theory: hundreds of ‘ice volcanoes’ could wake up, creating a feedback loop of more melting and more eruptions. Climate change just got a whole lot messier (and hotter). #Science #ClimateChange #Volcanoes10Share