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Nathan Halverson

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Emmy Award winning investigative reporter and producer; hockey player; mushroom forager; not afraid of the deep snow
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PBS airs our glyphosate reporting

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By Nathan Halverson Verified, David Ritsher Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
“They’re taking away the choice of being surrounded by a toxic chemical,” says Tahoe resident and three-time Olympian Hannah Teter about the US Forest Service’s spraying of herbicide around her home town. The Supreme Court decided last month that the maker of Roundup, the world’s most widely used weed killer, can’t be held responsible for failing to warn users that one of its key ingredients – a chemical known as glyphosate – may pose risks to human health.
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I’d Seen It From The Ground, But Wait Until You See It From The Sky

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By Nathan Halverson Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
On a hot, sunny day in California, I crawled into the tiny cockpit of a small Cessna aircraft to fly around one of the state’s most active volcanoes, Mt. Lassen. I wasn’t looking for lava. The volcano in Lassen Volcanic National Park hasn’t erupted in more than 100 years. Instead, I was looking for the telltale signs of herbicide spraying across vast stretches of forestland.
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Record amounts of Roundup are being sprayed in California’s forests

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By Nathan Halverson Verified, Jenny Casas, Michael I Schiller
| Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting Verified
The forest floor was nothing but patches of brown. No ferns, no brush, no flowers, and definitely no wildlife. Everything was dead except for rows of hand-planted baby trees. This is what reporter Nate Halverson found while mushroom foraging in the California wilderness near Lassen Peak. He would learn the area had been sprayed with the controversial weed killer glyphosate, more commonly known by its brand name, Roundup.
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