Flights are getting bumpier. Here’s why scientists are blaming climate change
Impact November 26, 2016
UNFRIENDLY SKIES: It’s not your imagination, the inflight “fasten your seatbelt” signs are staying illuminated longer. Scientists think that climate change is affecting the earth’s atmosphere and making flights bumpier.
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