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Shaina Humphries

Shaina Humphries

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News Anchor, WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)

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Total articles 42

  • Michigan could become a climate safe haven

    By Shaina Humphries Verified| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified / CBS Detroit (CBS DETROIT) - As the effects of climate change become harder to ignore, there's not a place on the planet that won't feel an impact. "These heat waves that are becoming more and more common," said Dr. Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan. "The rivers are flowing about 20% less now. During a wildfire, the smoke is amazing how bad it gets. "If you're in the East, you have the heat problem.

    By Shaina Humphries Verified · WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)

    Jun. 28, 2023

  • Michigan could become a climate safe haven

    By Shaina Humphries Verified| myumi.ch@ (CBS DETROIT) - As the effects of climate change become harder to ignore, there's not a place on the planet that won't feel an impact. "These heat waves that are becoming more and more common," said Dr. Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan. "The rivers are flowing about 20% less now. During a wildfire, the smoke is amazing how bad it gets. "If you're in the East, you have the heat problem. Along the coast, you have a really seriously growing sea level rise problem.

    By Shaina Humphries Verified · myumi.ch

    Jun. 28, 2023

  • Michigan could become a climate safe haven

    By Shaina Humphries Verified| WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI) Verified / CBS Detroit (CBS DETROIT) - As the effects of climate change become harder to ignore, there's not a place on the planet that won't feel an impact. "These heat waves that are becoming more and more common," said Dr. Jonathan Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan. "The rivers are flowing about 20% less now. During a wildfire, the smoke is amazing how bad it gets. "If you're in the East, you have the heat problem.

    By Shaina Humphries Verified · WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)

    Jun. 28, 2023

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WWJ-TV (Detroit, MI)

New York, New York, United States

'+1 212-975-4321