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PepsiCo's Mountain Dew is adding its Pitch Black flavour to the lineup, according to retail trade coverage. The dark citrus drink, long popular with fans as a limited release, is returning to shelves, and drinkers in the United States are discussing its comeback and where to find it.
- 2Music Fans Share Picks for Bandcamp Friday●My # BandcampFriday picks: Sweet Petunia # queer # folk # boston https:// sweetpetunia.bandcamp.com/albu m/foggy-mountai
On the latest Bandcamp Friday, listeners are recommending albums to buy directly from artists, including Boston queer folk act Sweet Petunia's 'Foggy Mountain Mental Breakdown', shoegaze and dreampop band Paper Lady's 'Idle Fate', and experimental noise artist Vorhex Angel's 'Drain'. Bandcamp Fridays waive the platform's fees so more money goes to musicians, prompting regular waves of shared recommendation lists.
- 3Japan turns abandoned golf courses into solar farms●Mountainous, densely populated Japan has little land available for large solar farms, so developers are erecting arrays
Japan, mountainous and densely populated, has little open land for large solar installations. Developers are increasingly building solar arrays on the many golf courses abandoned after the country's 1980s economic boom, repurposing disused leisure land for renewable energy. The approach is being cited as a practical example of how land-scarce countries can expand clean power without competing for farmland or residential space.
- 4Switzerland has lost 20% of its glaciers in five years▼‘Explosion of melt rates’: 20% of Swiss glaciers lost in five years
Swiss glaciers have shrunk by a fifth in just five years, with scientists describing an explosion in melt rates driven by fossil fuel pollution trapping heat in the Alpine region. The findings point to an accelerating glacier collapse across the European Alps, raising alarm over water supplies and mountain ecosystems as climate warming intensifies.
- 5Ancient ice from the last ice age still survives in Tibet●There’s still ice leftover from the last ice age https:// web.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/ice-age-ice-
Popular Science reports that remnants of ice dating back to the last ice age still exist today, in the high mountains of Tibet. The piece explores how these ancient ice deposits have endured for thousands of years and what they can reveal about past climates. The story is drawing attention among readers interested in climate science and glaciology.
- 6Cyclist Relearns Bike Jumping Technique After 30 Years●Science Says I’ve Been Jumping My Bike Wrong For 30 Years
A longtime mountain biker has re-examined how he jumps his bike, drawing on physics and biomechanics to show the technique he used for three decades was wrong. The piece walks through what the science says about takeoff timing, body position and pump, and how to relearn the skill. Riders are discussing how much of conventional jump technique is habit rather than physics.
- 7Skok Waterfall draws visitors in Slovakia's High Tatras●Vodopád Skok - Vysoké Tatry 🇸🇰🏞️ 📹 Ja Turista # video # nature # travel # hightatras
Skok Waterfall in Slovakia's High Tatras is being shared as a scenic nature and travel destination. Posts highlight footage of the cascade, a popular hiking stop in the Slovak mountains, attracting attention from travellers and outdoor enthusiasts interested in the region's alpine scenery.
- 8Fall colours at the head of Rio Grande Reservoir●The upper end of the Rio Grande Reservoir where the Rio Grande ends its fifteen mile run as a wild river. It was very pr
A photographer shared scenes from the upper end of Rio Grande Reservoir in Colorado's mountains, where the Rio Grande concludes a fifteen-mile stretch as a wild river. The area sits at roughly 2,865 metres (9,400 feet) of elevation, and the post describes the mountain scenery as very pretty in the autumn light, drawing attention for its landscape and fall colours.
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Japanese authorities raised the eruption warning for Mount Komagatake in Hokkaido to level 2, restricting access around the crater, after an increase in volcanic earthquakes. Hiking trails on the mountain have been closed, and the Sapporo Meteorological Observatory says small eruptions are possible as volcanic activity intensifies. Residents and climbers are being urged to follow further updates.
- 10Six Flags Magic Mountain solar carport begins generating power▼Six Flags Magic Mountain's new solar carport starts generating clean energy
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California has switched on a new solar carport that is now producing clean energy for the theme park. The installation covers parking areas with solar panels, generating renewable electricity on site. The project adds to the park's sustainability efforts and reflects a broader trend of large entertainment venues investing in renewable energy infrastructure.
- 11Sophie Allen's Field Notes Urge Mountain Bikers to Act●Sophie Allen’s Field Notes: A Call to Action for Every Mountain Biker
Bike Mag has published 'Sophie Allen's Field Notes,' a piece described as a call to action for every mountain biker. The article presents Allen's field observations and urges riders to take action, though the specific issue and the requested action are not detailed in the available information.
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The Edmonton Oilers begin their new NHL season with a home opener against the Vancouver Canucks, with puck drop set for 8 p.m. Mountain Time on Sportsnet West. Oilers Nation's game day preview frames the matchup as a chance for Edmonton to start the season strong in front of its own fans, and the season opener is drawing attention across Canada and the United States.
- 13Asheville satire column asks what bribe would sway voters●Best Medicine with Cayla Clark: What bribe could successfully corrupt the average Ashevillean voter this election cycle?
Mountain Xpress has published a satirical column by Cayla Clark in its 'Best Medicine' series, jokingly asking what bribe could successfully corrupt the average Asheville voter in the current election cycle. The piece uses humor to comment on local politics and voter behavior in the North Carolina city during the election season.
- 14North Korea's Under Mountain Nuclear Test Still Shaking the Earth●North Korea Set Off a Nuke Under a Mountain. The Earth Hasn’t Stopped Shaking Since.
North Korea detonated a nuclear device beneath a mountain, and seismic activity from the blast has continued for an extended period. The story, reported by Popular Mechanics, has drawn attention to the lasting geological effects of underground nuclear testing and raised questions about the stability of the test site and ongoing risks in the region.
- 15Mountain West Names September Women's Golfers of the Month▼Mountain West Women's Golfers of the Month - September
The Mountain West Conference has announced its Women's Golfers of the Month for September, honoring standout performances across the conference during the fall season's opening stretch. The monthly awards recognize top individual results in early collegiate golf tournaments as conference play builds toward the spring championship season.
- 16NASA's SWOT Mission Maps 100,000 Underwater Mountains From Space▼Mapping 100,000 Underwater Mountains From Space: Inside NASA’s SWOT Ocean Mission
NASA's SWOT satellite mission is being highlighted for its ability to map roughly 100,000 underwater mountains, known as seamounts, from orbit. By measuring subtle differences in ocean surface height caused by the gravitational pull of undersea peaks, the mission is giving scientists a far more detailed picture of the ocean floor than traditional ship-based surveys ever could.
- 17Mount Women's Golf Heads to Navy Fall Invite in Annapolis▼Mount Women’s Golf Heads to Annapolis for the Navy Fall Invite
Mount St. Mary's women's golf team is traveling to Annapolis to compete in the Navy Fall Invitational. The announcement comes from the university's athletics department as part of its fall schedule coverage. The tournament gives the Mountaineers a chance to test their line-up against other collegiate programs before the season progresses further.
- 18California begins wildlife crossings for Joshua Tree mountain lions●"California is building two wildlife crossings for mountain lions in Joshua Tree. The first phase is now underway" # US
California has started work on two wildlife crossings designed to help mountain lions move safely through the Joshua Tree area, with the first phase now underway. The project aims to reduce roadkill and reconnect fragmented habitat for the big cats, part of a broader push in the state to build animal overpasses and underpasses along busy highways.
- 19Six Flags Magic Mountain switches on landmark solar carport●Six Flags Magic Mountain energizes landmark solar carport project at start of National Energy Awareness Mont
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, has energized a large solar carport project, timed to the start of National Energy Awareness Month. The installation, described as a landmark for the theme park industry, generates renewable power on site while shading guest parking areas. The park is presenting it as a step toward more sustainable operations.
- 20Estes Park tourism workers struggle with tough housing market▼Workers who welcome Estes Park’s visitors face tough housing market
Workers who staff Estes Park's visitor economy — hotels, restaurants and shops near Rocky Mountain National Park — are finding it increasingly difficult to afford housing in the town where they work. The local paper reports the tight housing market is putting pressure on the hospitality workforce, raising concerns about whether the community can keep the people its tourism industry depends on.
- 21Montserrat mountain logs humid, still evening conditions●☁️ Montserrat weather 🌡️18.5℃ 💧98% 💨0.0 km/h ⏲️989.1 hPa 🌧️0.0 mm/hr ☀️0 UV https:// webcam.calpenedes.com/ # Montserrat
Automatic weather readings from Montserrat, the saw-toothed mountain range near Barcelona in Catalonia, showed 18.5°C, 98% humidity, calm winds, pressure at 989.1 hPa, and no rainfall or ultraviolet exposure. A public webcam continues to stream live views of the monastery and peaks, which draw hikers, pilgrims and weather watchers.
- 22Rich Marriott Attends International Snow Science Workshop▼Rich Marriott at International Snow Science Workshop
Former KING 5 meteorologist Rich Marriott is attending the International Snow Science Workshop, a gathering of avalanche researchers, forecasters and mountain safety specialists. The workshop brings together experts to share findings on snowpack behavior, avalanche prediction and backcountry risk. Marriott, a longtime Seattle broadcast weather figure, is known for his expertise in mountain weather and avalanche science.
- 23Sunset over Sleeping Giant State Park in Connecticut●Forest floor sunset. Sleeping Giant State Park, Hamden, Connecticut. March 20, 2023, 6:45 PM. # hiking # photography # o
Hikers and photographers are sharing images of a sunset over the forest floor at Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut, captured in late March as spring begins. The scene, framed by the park's distinctive mountain ridge, is drawing warm responses from outdoor and landscape photography communities.
- 24Former Colorado State star Isaiah Stevens signs with new NBA team▼Former Colorado State star Isaiah Stevens has a new NBA team
Isaiah Stevens, the former Colorado State point guard and one of the program's most decorated players, has joined a new NBA team. The move gives the undrafted guard another chance to compete for a regular roster spot after his college career, in which he became the Mountain West's all-time assists leader. Details of the deal have not been made widely available.
- 25A fifth of Swiss Alpine glacier ice lost in five years●🏔️ A fifth of Swiss Alpine ice has vanished in five years https://www. swissinfo.ch/eng/glaciers-perm afrost/a-fifth-of-
Switzerland has lost around a fifth of its Alpine glacier ice volume in just five years, according to reporting by Swissinfo on glacier and permafrost monitoring. The rapid melt is attributed to persistently warm summers and low snowfall, continuing a dramatic retreat of ice across the Alps. Observers are sharing the figures as a stark marker of accelerating climate change in mountain regions.
- 26Horseback ride over a Colorado Rockies mountain pass●This is the trail that I rode on horseback up and over a mountain pass five weeks ago in the Colorado Rockies. We were j
A rider recounts traveling on horseback over a mountain pass in the Colorado Rockies five weeks ago. The trail crossed a long stretch of scree that made for difficult going before returning to smooth dirt, with clouds gathering in the distance over the surrounding peaks.
- 27Autumn colours sweep across China's landscapes●From the forests of southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region to the solar farms of northwest China and the scenic moun
Autumn is transforming landscapes across China, from the forests of the Xizang Autonomous Region in the southwest to solar farms in the northwest and the scenic mountains of Jiangxi Province in the east. State media footage shows vibrant seasonal colours and fresh vitality across the country, drawing attention to the variety of scenery on display during the season.
- 28Romsdalen, Norway draws attention with striking mountain scenery●Romsdalen, Norway #photography #travel #norge #nature #naturephotography #mountains
Photographs of Romsdalen, the mountain valley in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway, are being shared widely, highlighting the area's dramatic peaks and natural landscapes. The valley is a popular destination for hikers, climbers and nature photographers, and the images are drawing praise and interest in travel to the region.
- 29Alps weather overview for Friday October 2nd●A quick look across the Alps: Current Alps overview for Friday Oct 2nd (today). # skiweather # alps # forecast # skiing
A new daily Alps weather overview has been published for Friday, October 2nd, giving skiers and mountain travellers a quick snapshot of current conditions across the Alpine region. The forecast update comes as the autumn season progresses and early-season skiing conditions draw interest from winter sports enthusiasts monitoring snow and weather across the Alps.
- 30Blue Mountain sends two to PIAA District XI tennis singles▼H.S. TENNIS: Blue Mountain sends two to PIAA District XI singles tournament
Blue Mountain High School has qualified two players for the PIAA District XI singles tennis tournament. The local report highlights the Schuylkill County school's success in high school tennis this season, with its two representatives now set to compete against the district's top singles players for a chance to advance further in the Pennsylvania postseason.
- 31John Muir's mountain quote circulates as nature inspiration●"Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The win
A John Muir quote urging people to climb mountains and let nature's peace refresh them is being shared widely: "Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn." Readers are passing it along as a calming reminder of the restorative power of the outdoors.
- 32Boise State and Nevada rivalry revisited with a home stumble▼This Day In Sports: Home hiccup in the Boise State-Nevada rivalry
A look back at a memorable upset in the Boise State-Nevada college football rivalry, remembered for a costly home loss that still resonates with fans. The matchup is one of the more notable moments between the two Mountain West programs, and anniversary retrospectives are prompting fans to relive the game and debate where it ranks in the rivalry's history.
- 33Blue Mountain sends two tennis players to District 11 tournament●H.S. TENNIS: Blue Mountain sends two to PIAA District 11 singles tournament
Blue Mountain High School has qualified two players for the PIAA District 11 singles tennis tournament. The local sports report highlights the school's success in high school tennis this season, with the two athletes set to compete against the district's top singles players. Coverage of the district tournament is drawing attention from local high school sports fans.
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A hiker fell from a mountain path and died in the Belluno area, in the Dolomites of northeastern Italy, according to ANSA. The accident is the latest in a series of mountain tragedies in the Bellunese, and rescue teams are again warning hikers about trail safety as the season draws crowds to the high routes.
- 35Autumn colors blaze across Montana's Beartooth Mountains●The trees in Montana sure know it's fall... look at this beautiful autumn photo Ranga Parthasarathy took from the Bearto
A striking autumn photograph of the trees in Montana's Beartooth Mountains, taken by Ranga Parthasarathy, is drawing attention as fall foliage peaks in the region. It was shared alongside a local weather segment noting that upcoming forecast highs will feel far from autumnal, with the full seven-day outlook promised in an evening broadcast.
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Western New Mexico University's School of Business has reported record enrollment, according to a report from regional news outlet Organ Mountain News. The milestone signals growing demand for the Silver City, New Mexico university's business programs, though no specific enrollment figures or explanations for the increase were provided in the initial report.
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A man from Stone Mountain, Georgia has pleaded guilty to murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Lilburn. The plea, reported by FOX 5 Atlanta, resolves the case in the Atlanta suburbs, and further details about sentencing or the victim have not yet been made public.
- 38Nepal avalanche kills at least 15 expedition workers●Nepal avalanche kills at least 15 expedition workers https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/2/n epal-avalanche-kills-at
At least 15 expedition workers have died after an avalanche swept through a mountain area in Nepal. Rescuers recovered eight more bodies on Thursday, adding to the earlier death toll, as search efforts continue in difficult high-altitude conditions. The victims were local workers supporting climbing expeditions, a group often described as among the most exposed to Himalayan mountain hazards.
- 39Colorado photographers share foggy fall landscapes●Good Friday morning to you all! 🙌🏼 # FallFriday # Photography # Landscape # Nature # Outdoors # Colorado # Fallorado # F
People in Colorado are greeting Friday morning by sharing landscape and nature photography as fall foliage season continues. Posts tagged FallFriday and FoggyFriday show misty autumn scenes across the state, with users exchanging seasonal greetings and outdoor photos. It is part of the broader seasonal uptick in autumn photography sharing as colors peak in the Rocky Mountain region.
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A disaster in Nepal has drawn attention to the dangers facing New Zealand's mountains. Commentary is focusing on what the event means for alpine risks in New Zealand, including potential hazards to climbers and communities in mountainous areas. The exact nature of the Nepal disaster and the specific risks flagged for New Zealand are not detailed in the available reporting.