PODCAST Ocean-climate research series episode three: Jamie Snook, Executive Director of MEOPAR

Written By Pam Sullivan

In this third episode of our six-part series focusing on ocean-climate research, and more specifically, Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE), I have a digital sit-down with Jamie Snook, Executive Director of MEOPAR - a Canadian non-profit ocean research funding agency. He’s a transplanted Labradorian (new to Halifax) with a healthy dose of OAE optimism (measured with a normal amount of climate anxiety) and a varied resume that includes a term as mayor of Happy Valley/Goose Bay, and much more. Tune in to get a better sense of this lovely, interesting person steering the ship over at MEOPAR.

Pam Sullivan

Pam is a communications specialist with an extensive background in journalism, communications, and editing. She has many years of experience working as editor-in-chief for both magazines and community newspapers. Pam currently works as an independent writer and editor, with a wide range of clients: from business and government to tourism agencies, development banks, chambers of commerce, and more. She is also the Managing Editor of the Climate Story Network.

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