Severine Fournier

Research scientist, Ocean Circulation and Air-Sea Interaction group, NASA JPL.

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Research scientist in the Ocean Circulation and Air-Sea Interaction group at  NASA Jet Propulsion Lab. 

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In Our Backyard No. 5: Sea level rise means life on California’s beaches is ending up on the rocks

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