EP9: Advancing Hurricane Forecasting with Sharks with Caroline Wernicke
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Caroline Wernicke from the University of Delaware discusses using sharks as ocean observing platforms to collect data for predicting weather patterns. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing different stakeholders' interests in environmental management, the importance of incorporating indigenous knowledge, and the potential benefits and risks of seaweed farming. 
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