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    El Nino storms are accelerating California's coastal erosion▼El Nino-driven storms are pulling chunks of the California coast into the ocean at an accelerating rate https://www. theMmastodonScience339 min ago

    Storms linked to El Nino are eroding the California coastline at an accelerating rate, pulling large chunks of land into the Pacific Ocean. Reporting highlights how stronger and more frequent winter storms are speeding up erosion and cliff collapse along the state's shores, raising concern about the safety of coastal homes, roads and infrastructure as climate patterns intensify.

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    El Niño-Driven Storms Are Eroding California's Coastline●Storms driven by El Niño are pulling chunks of coast away. # science # climate # environment https://www. theatlantic.coMmastodonEnvironment32 h ago

    Storms linked to the El Niño weather pattern are tearing away large chunks of the California coastline, according to reporting in The Atlantic. The article examines how intensifying ocean storms are accelerating coastal erosion, costing communities land and infrastructure along the Pacific shore. The story is being shared widely across environmental and science-focused audiences as extreme weather linked to climate patterns draws renewed attention.

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    U.S. Government Seizes 54-Pound Martian Meteorite Sold at Auction●U.S. Government seizes 54-pound Martian meteorite sold at auction last yearYhnWorldPolitics23just now

    The U.S. government has seized a 54-pound Martian meteorite that was sold at auction last year, with Attorney Jeanine Pirro asserting that the chunk of Mars now belongs to the United States. The move raises questions over ownership of extraterrestrial material and who has the right to profit from it, drawing attention to how such rare space rocks are traded.

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    Sky Hopinka awarded Rappaport Art Prize▼✉newsCultureArt1 h ago

    Artist and filmmaker Sky Hopinka has been awarded the Rappaport Art Prize. Hopinka, known for works rooted in the Ho-Chunk language and Indigenous experience, receives one of the notable art prizes recognising significant achievement in the visual arts. Further details on the award amount and jury decision have not yet been widely reported.

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