Climate change actions using sargassum and black fly larvae are the research on which Dr. Annalisa Bracco is focused at Georgia Tech.
In this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin welcomes Dr. Annalisa Bracco, a professor and associate chair for research at Georgia Tech's School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. Dr. Bracco specializes in ocean and climate dynamics and shares her unique journey from studying the formation of galaxies to focusing on climate solutions here on Earth.
Join us as we explore innovative climate solutions that don't involve carbon taxes or additional costs to Canadians. Dr. Bracco discusses her collaborative projects addressing the growing issue of sargassum blooms in the tropical Atlantic, including potential uses for this seaweed in biofuels and construction materials. We also delve into the importance of coral reef connectivity and how artificial intelligence is being used to understand and protect these vital ecosystems.
This episode is packed with hope and actionable insights on how we can tackle climate change through research and collaboration. If you're looking for inspiration and practical solutions to protect our oceans, this episode is for you!
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