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Haley Rush
Verified
Investigative Producer, CBS
Beats
marginalized communities., social movements LGBTIQ+ rights, sexual and reproductive health women's and girl's rights,Gender violence
Pop culture, sports, economics
Content
By David Schechter Verified, Haley Rush Verified, Laura Geller| Yahoo Verified They're braving some of the highest, driest, coldest and windiest conditions on the planet, but American scientists in Antarctica believe the effort is worth it. They're searching for a sample of the oldest ice ever found, which could help us better understand climate change. The expedition to Antarctica is part of COLDEX, a federally funded collaboration of American universities and science organizations.
By David Schechter Verified, Haley Rush Verified| Yahoo Verified David Schechter, Haley Rush, Chance HornerUpdated August 13, 2024 at 7:33 AM·3 min readMuch of the United States has experienced horrible air quality this year due to the Canadian wildfires. It's not only particles from smoke creating pollution, but new research shows there's also an invisible pollution problem causing health concerns: Ozone. When ozone is up in the atmosphere, it filters out the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays. When it reaches the ground, it's not healthy for humans.
By David Schechter Verified, Haley Rush Verified, Laura Geller| Yahoo Verified They're braving some of the highest, driest, coldest and windiest conditions on the planet, but American scientists in Antarctica believe the effort is worth it. They're searching for a sample of the oldest ice ever found, which could help us better understand climate change. The expedition to Antarctica is part of COLDEX, a federally funded collaboration of American universities and science organizations.
Company Info
CBS
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-975-4321