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"Drawing on lifeguard expertise and artificial intelligence, researchers are improving rip current forecasting for beachgoers nationwide." The mere existence of rip currents doesn't necessarily spell danger. An ultimate goal of researchers is for beachgoers to be able to point their smartphones while on the beach and be alerted to potential rip currents.
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"New research reveals the impact of invasive seaweed Gracilaria on hard clams and other intertidal bottom-dwellers. Coastal Research Fellow Aaron Ramus's research indicates that Graci;aria is neither good nor bad but rather a new feature of North Carolina mudflats.
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"Whe food producers quickly lost wholesale markets in the spring of 2020,the North Carolina Local Food Council was prepared to act."the North Carolina council is unique in that not all states have a formal way for different food system organizations to collaborate.
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