Memorial Trees and Climate Change's Impact on Fall Foliage
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Memorial Trees and Climate Change's Impact on Fall Foliage
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As a disclaimer in this episode, there are comments and references referring to the Feb. 13 mass shooting that took place on Michigan State University’s campus earlier this year. This is a sensitive topic being discussed; helpful resources can be found at caps.msu.edu.
We speak with reporters from Great Lakes Echo and Focal Point News about their recent work, ethical reporting of sensitive topics, fall weather, and climate change. Teanna Barnes of Focal Point News discusses her story about the memorial trees on Michigan State University's campus. Reese Carlson speaks about her recent story on Great Lakes Echo, Michigan State's environmental news service, regarding how climate change impacts the colors of fall foliage.
The Reporter Roundtable airs on Impact89 FM every other Sunday at 10:30 am.