Tamara Jones+FollowScientists Spill the Tea on Climate HypeDid you know nearly 40% of climate scientists now question those doomsday climate headlines? Turns out, some experts say the most dramatic predictions get all the attention (and funding), while natural climate factors and real-world solutions get sidelined. From Dutch flood defenses to wild new tech, there’s a growing push for practical fixes over panic. Maybe it’s time we listened to the quieter voices in the room? #Science #ClimateScience #ScienceDebate10Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowArctic Snow Data Oops?!Turns out, the numbers we’ve been using to track Arctic snow loss had a big technical error—yep, for years! Scientists just realized that changes in satellite tech made it look like snow was vanishing faster than it really is. The Arctic is still warming and losing snow, but not as dramatically as we thought. Just a wild reminder: even the experts have to double-check their math when the planet’s at stake! #Science #Arctic #ClimateScience10Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowFungi: The Secret Climate SuperheroesTurns out, the real MVPs in fighting climate change are hiding right under our feet! American scientist Toby Kiers just won the 'Environment Nobel' for revealing how underground fungal networks act like nature’s Wall Street, trading nutrients with plants and locking away billions of tons of carbon. Her research is flipping how we see soil—from 'just dirt' to a galaxy of life that keeps our planet in balance. Who knew fungi were this powerful? #Science #ClimateScience #Fungi10Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowGreenland’s Hot Secret Melts MindsTurns out, what’s happening under Greenland’s ice is just as wild as what’s happening on top. Scientists used 3D modeling to find massive heat pockets deep underground, which could totally change how we predict sea-level rise. Basically, the land under the ice is warmer and softer than we thought, making glaciers move and melt faster. Sea-level forecasts might need a serious update! Who knew the real drama was happening below the surface? #Science #Greenland #ClimateScience20Share
Tamara Jones+FollowRussian Rivers Are Making Arctic Clouds?!Get this: scientists just found out that rivers in Russia are basically cloud factories for the Arctic! All the organic stuff—like soil and leaves—gets washed into the ocean, releases gases, and those turn into aerosols that help form clouds. These clouds are brighter, last longer, and even cool the region down. It’s a wild new twist in the climate change story, and could totally change how we predict the Arctic’s future. Who knew river runoff could be this powerful? #Science #Arctic #ClimateScience00Share
Tamara Jones+FollowAntarctica’s Secret Valleys UncoveredScientists just dropped the most detailed map yet of what’s hiding under Antarctica’s ice—and it’s wild. Turns out, there are deep valleys, hidden channels, and ancient landforms shaping how the ice flows and melts. This matters big time for predicting sea-level rise, since the ground below controls how fast ice moves to the ocean. The new map uses clever satellite tricks to spot features we couldn’t see before. Who knew the real drama was happening under all that ice? #Science #Antarctica #ClimateScience10Share
