megangibson+FollowDoomsday Glacier Drama: What’s at Stake?The Thwaites Glacier (aka the ‘Doomsday Glacier’) is melting way faster than anyone expected—and if it collapses, it could raise sea levels by over two feet! But here’s the wild part: it could pull other glaciers down with it, flooding coastlines and putting millions at risk. Think Florida underwater, NYC coastlines gone, and countries like Bangladesh and the Maldives in serious trouble. Scientists say switching to clean energy is one way to help, but this is one climate story you’ll want to keep an eye on! #ClimateCrisis #DoomsdayGlacier #SeaLevelRise #GlobalWarming #ClimateAction #Science121Share
Tamara Jones+FollowAntarctica’s Hidden Ice Melt ProblemWhoa, scientists just found out that water trapped under Antarctica’s ice could make sea levels rise way faster than we thought—like, up to 7 feet by 2300! Turns out, this subglacial water acts like a slip-n-slide for the ice, sending more of it into the ocean. If we don’t factor this in, our current sea level predictions are way off. Coastal cities, take note: this could mean trillions in damages if we don’t get serious about climate action. #ClimateChange #Antarctica #SeaLevelRise #ScienceNews #GlobalWarming #Science10Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowBeach Parasols Cut—Locals Fuming!La Concha beach in Spain just slashed its parasol count from 440 to 290 because rising sea levels are eating up the sand. Locals are calling it a nightmare, and honestly, it’s a wake-up call about climate change hitting home. It’s not just about fewer shady spots—entire coastlines (and even cities!) could be underwater by 2100. Wild, right? Would you give up your beach day to help save the planet? #ClimateChange #BeachLife #SanSebastian #SeaLevelRise #EcoNews #Travel165Share
Brooke Martin+FollowSea Levels Rising Faster Than Expected?!Did you catch NASA’s latest ocean update? Sea levels jumped more than anyone predicted last year, mostly because the ocean is heating up like a forgotten coffee on the burner. That means more flooding risks for coastal towns and even some island communities might have to move. Basically, higher tides could turn your favorite beach spot into a swimming pool sooner than you think. Time to start chatting with friends about climate action—every little bit helps! #ClimateChange #SeaLevelRise #MoneyLifehacks #EcoChatter #Business101Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowGhost Forests Are Taking Over the CoastHave you seen those creepy, dead tree graveyards popping up along the coast? Scientists say rising sea levels are turning forests into "ghost forests"—and we’re about 50 years behind on fixing it. Instead of lush woods, we’re getting marshes full of invasive reeds, and it’s messing with wildlife, storm protection, and even the carbon cycle. Wild to think how fast climate change is transforming our landscapes! #ClimateChange #GhostForests #Environment #SeaLevelRise #NatureNews #Science184Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowSea Level Rise: It’s Not Just Melting Ice!Everyone talks about melting glaciers, but did you know half of sea level rise is just the ocean water expanding as it warms? Plus, some cities are literally sinking (looking at you, Jakarta and New Orleans), while others are rising! The real kicker: by 2100, over $1 trillion in U.S. coastal property could be underwater. It’s not just about building sea walls—local quirks, money, and even our mental health are all in the mix. Wild, right? #SeaLevelRise #ClimateChange #CoastalCities #DidYouKnow #ClimateAction #Safety3111Share
Rebecca Hull+FollowDrones Crack the Code of Melting IceImagine using a custom-built drone to capture the 'fingerprints' of water vapor over Greenland’s ice sheet—scientists just did it! By tracking isotopes in the air, they’re unlocking secrets about where our water comes from and where it’s headed. Could this tech be the game-changer for predicting sea level rise, or are we just scratching the surface? How far should we go with drone-based climate research? #ClimateTech #Drones #Greenland #WaterCycle #SeaLevelRise #TechDebate #Tech41Share
Tamara Jones+FollowSea Levels Up 90mm—Here’s Why It MattersDid you know global sea levels have surged by 90mm in just 30 years? Researchers at PolyU used satellite laser tech to track the change, and it turns out most of the rise is from melting land ice—especially in Greenland. The pace is picking up, too, which is a big red flag for climate change. This new data could help predict future sea-level scenarios. Wild how much the planet is changing, right? #Science #ClimateChange #SeaLevelRise1719Share
