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Matt Simon

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Senior Writer at Grist

@mrmattsimon.bsky.social Senior writer @grist. Formerly @wired. Book on microplastics: https://t.co/TMwRuuZp5j. [email protected]

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  • 6 days ago | theinvadingsea.com | Matt Simon

    This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. By , GristWith towns and cities in the southeastern United States still reeling from hurricanes that hit last year, scientists are now releasing their forecasts for what could unfold in the hurricane season that starts in less than two months. Colorado State University is predicting nine hurricanes in 2025, four of which could spin up into major strength, while AccuWeather is forecasting up to 10.

  • 1 week ago | rawstory.com | Matt Simon

    With towns and cities in the southeastern United States still reeling from hurricanes that hit last year, scientists are now releasing their forecasts for what could unfold in the hurricane season that starts in less than two months. Colorado State University is predicting nine hurricanes in 2025, four of which could spin up into major strength, while AccuWeather is forecasting up to 10. Both are predicting an above-average season similar to last year’s, which produced monster storms like Helene.

  • 1 week ago | grist.org | Matt Simon

    With towns and cities in the southeastern United States still reeling from hurricanes that hit last year, scientists are now releasing their forecasts for what could unfold in the hurricane season that starts in less than two months. Colorado State University is predicting nine hurricanes in 2025, four of which could spin up into major strength, while AccuWeather is forecasting up to 10. Both are predicting an above-average season similar to last year’s, which produced monster storms like Helene.

  • 1 week ago | popsci.com | Matt Simon

    This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. If you were to drink improperly recycled toilet water, it could really hurt you — but probably not in the way you’re thinking. Advanced purification technology so thoroughly cleans wastewater of feces and other contaminants that it also strips out natural minerals, which the treatment facility then has to add back in.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matt Simon

    With towns and cities in the southeastern United States still reeling from hurricanes that hit last year, scientists are now releasing their forecasts for what could unfold in the hurricane season that starts in less than two months. Colorado State University is predicting nine hurricanes in 2025, four of which could spin up into major strength, while AccuWeather is forecasting up to 10. Both are predicting an above-average season similar to last year’s, which produced monster storms like Helene.

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