Arielle Duhaime-Ross | Science, Hookworm and Polar Bears

07/15/20 • 28 min

Arielle talks about being the first climate correspondent on American TV, her near close shave with a polar bear in Greenland and her experience of being targeted with death and rape threats by trolls. She also delves into her important investigation about hookworms in Alabama.

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