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Monitoring Earth’s tilt can help scientists track how groundwater movement influences climate and can guide conservation efforts to address rising sea levels and other climate challenges.

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Picture this: every time you use water from your tap, you’re inadvertently influencing our Earth’s rotational tilt and climate change. Strange, and not a good thing, but true. Our planet is a dynamic ...

Despite Earth's rotational pole changing quite frequently, there's one cause that has the biggest impact. Turns out that pumping groundwater has a pretty big impact on our planet's tilt and rotation. ...

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In less than two decades, pumping groundwater on a large scale has led to a change in the Earth’s tilt. This shift has resulted in sea-level rise, contributing to climate change. Let’s take a closer ...

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The planet continuing to tilt is because humans are pumping and moving an obscene amount of groundwater across the planet and redistributing it, according to the study's press release.