The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Earth Sciences
Dharna Noor
There’s more methane in the atmosphere than any other time since record keeping began — and levels really spiked last year, despite the fact that we were all inside for most of the time.
On April 13, 2018, a huge swell of water broke on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. It was a tsunami, one far from any fault line typically associated with the ginormous waves. This was a meteotsunami, a wall of water forged from the air conditions above it.
Increasing geologic evidence suggests that the Arctic was once a lot warmer than it is today, which means big trouble as we continue to pump greenhouse gases into the atmosphere with abandon. The latest development is a study published Wednesday in Science Advances, which uses geologic cave deposits to deduce…
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