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  Pure Science purescience.news · May 11
  How will measuring strong Atlantic storms help us explore the solar system? #Science #Space #PlanetaryScience #AtlanticStorms #SpaceExploration #ClimateImpact
  

  How will measuring strong Atlantic storms help us explore the solar system?

  Seismologists in Australia have detected signals which travelled through the Earth’s core from strong winter storms in the North Atlantic Ocean. They say their data could help future space exploration...

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  Geekoo geekoo.news · May 11
  America's largest cities are sinking, with some areas dropping up to 2 inches per year. Discover what's causing it and why it matters. #UrbanSubsidence #InfrastructureRisk #ClimateImpact
  

  America’s Cities Are Sinking Faster Than You Think

  A comprehensive study reveals that all 28 of the largest U.S. cities are sinking, with groundwater extraction identified as the primary cause, posing significant challenges for infrastructure and urban planning.

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  Mr Tech King mrtechking.bsky.social · May 7
  Heads up: Climate change is making clear-air turbulence a bigger threat to flights. Scientists see vertical wind shear surging, potentially quadrupling turbulence. Tech for better forecasting & plane design is crucial. #AviationTech #ClimateImpact #FlightSafety
  
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• tylermayoras tylermayoras.bsky.social · May 6
  As I listen to The Daily podcast today on the water shortages around the world, I feel very lucky to live next to Lake Michigan! #water #climateimpact #waterscarcity
  
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  Anders Lorenzen alorenzen.bsky.social · May 6
  High levels of 🌿 pollen counts in NYC today. This recent study confirms that climate change is contributing to longer allergy seasons. #PollenWatch #ClimateImpact #NYC
  

  Study: Climate patterns extend the pollen season

  Graphic showing the drivers of pollen seasons and load in Australia. Graph credit: Science of The Total Environment (2025) By Anders Lorenzen A new study has confirmed that climate change is bad ne…

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