Ohio State University researchers want your baby teeth and toenail clippings, but the reason why is not what you may think.
Oilfield brine is a byproduct of oil and gas development and is used in some Ohio townships for ice melting and dust control on roadways.
Researchers want to know more about the health effects of this brine, and they can figure that out with the help of your baby teeth, toenail clippings, and soil samples.
We'll also discuss what technology meteorologists use to predict the weather and how reliable it is. Finally, Russell Holly is back to talk about his time at Disney’s big event – D23.
Guests:
- Arbor Quist, assistant professor of epidemiology at Ohio State University
- Ben Gelber, meteorologist for NBC4
- Russell Holly, director of commerce content for CNET