My climate change work in Alaska depends upon accurate temperatures to predict harmful algal blooms. WindyTV data has been very useful for making those predictions and warning people when to avoid eating toxic clams and other bivalves. We are saving lives, so thank you for the information.
bawright
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Bruce has been working as the Senior Scientist for the Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association since 2005. After graduate school he worked for ADF&G as a Fish Biologist and then Habitat Biologist. When Bruce was a University of Alaska professor, the Exxon Valdez oil spill happened. Bruce was hired as the Chief of NOAA’s Office of Oil Spill Damage Assessment and Restoration. In 2000-2001 he was Governor Knowles Science Advisor. Bruce has authored many research papers and books on Alaska ecosystems.
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RE: Windy version 14 brings sharper map and better colorsposted in Announcements
My climate change work in Alaska depends upon accurate temperatures to predict harmful algal blooms. WindyTV data has been very useful for making those predictions and warning people when to avoid eating toxic clams and other bivalves. We are saving lives, so thank you for the information.