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If you think you’re seeing more extreme weather events on the news more often in recent years, you’re right: weather-related disasters have increased in the last 50 years. Dr. Allison Wing, professor in the department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science at Florida State University, is one expert that’s looking to help humans stay ahead of these disasters as much as possible. In this episode, Dr. Wing chats with Juliet and Rebecca about her research into tropical cyclones (aka hurricanes), what more extreme weather means for us, and how meteorologists like her are working alongside technology to help us stay informed about coming disasters.
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We all know that sea-level rise, pollution and degrading ecosystems are bad for the planet, but are they bad for us, too? Yes, says Jessica Schiff, graduate student at Harvard who works with the Harvard Center for Climate Health and Global Environment, or Harvard C-Change. In this episode, Juliet a…
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