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of mark for remembering the paper that i wrote at the university from decades ago. my first faculty job was at washington state university in the palouse region of the pacific northwest. washington state, the university campus was the told terry an affair reflecting its agricultural and mechanical heritage as a land-grant college. across the street from my office at johnson hall which i just learned is being torn down. across from my office was an ancient cougar living out his years in a cage. during the long winter i fantasize about setting bunch, that was his name three as i waited in vain for somebody from the vet school to rescue the creature and put him out of his misery. as you can see butch no longer exists by the statute does which is probably better. surrounding were beautiful and they had lots of winter wheat and lentils but very few trees. the campus had fewer trees than the university where he studied and even though they were in urban settings in cincinnati and philadelphia, 9 miles east of tolman is a town called moscow it is the home of the university of idaho. moscow was by florida among charming college town in part because of the many bars and resta

exposition upon the moon and subsequently organized a major portion of the university with its arrangement. in the pacific northwestthe earlier plan for the lewis and clark centennial exposition portland oregon in 1905. read college which you see here. this scheme follows several of his father's earliest plans with just a row of buildings along the tree line of lehman facing a broad agreement sword or meadow. later in oregon state it was nestled against the residential community but employ generous dream tree-lined oval to serve as a transition and buffer while organizing the building 's around a sequence of more intimate quadrangle's that were introverted. as in colorado and ohio, placing the agricultural livestock athletic facilities peripherally await where the countryside conversely, the homestead plant for the university of oregon in eugene despite its habitual organization around a major agreement, common space also utilized its proximity to an attractive millrace from the willamette river. as much as his father had done in the earlier scheme at orono in maine gave specific character in the aspect of nature a

have helped, in fact, the fact that he never went to university because instead he sort of set up his own university when he was a young -- in the northwest frontier in india. and there he was teaching himself endlessly reading all the great books of philosophy and biography and history. it's a quite extraordinary list of books that he got through all on his own whereas had he gone to oxford or cambridge at the time, he might well have spent the entire time getting drunk and playing polo. so you have this autodidact, essentially, who as i say had this position in society which was at the apex of it where he didn't care terribly much what other people thought of him. and so as a result, you have somebody who had the necessary self-confidence especially after he'd become an imperial hero after he escaped from a prisoner of war camp in the boor war in 1899. by the time he enters parliament, he's a celebrated figure. and that gives him a certain degree of self-confidence. and then, of course, he recognized in himself a capacity for oratory, for great wit which was something that was to see him through even in the darkest times. and he wrote a

universities in the pacific northwest. we also have the authority for developing al jarreau blooms and hypoxia events of national significant -- algal blooms and hypoxia events of national so that vegan -- national surveys against -- national significance strategies. once people understand what is noaa's responsibility and the ep a responsibility we will have a better handle on how we specifically want to address this. >> that is really helpful. i want to ask you too, i really appreciate that noaa is engaged in efforts to mitigate the west effects of climate crisis, particularly in fisheries, estuaries. let me ask you about the climate counsel that reflects the biden administration's full of government approach. what are its priorities? >> d noaa -- the noaa climate counsel is the only counsel that reports directly to me. we have a lot of councils for human resources and many things. this council was set up shortly i arrived as administrator. it is the leading career folks from the agency. already, we have used this counsel to establish priorities as we formulate our fy 23 budget. it has helped build the equity framework fo

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universities in the pacific northwest. and, i should point out we also have the authority for developing all gay blooms and hypoxia events of national significance, strategy and then, thank you for the support on that. we will be putting on the federal register notice on that draft policy very soon. so i think once we've seen what kind of comments we get back and what kind of input we are getting back, and people will understand what is know's responsibility, what is epa's responsibility. i think we will have a better handle on specifically how we want to address this, both with policy and creations and problematic. >> thank you, doctor spinrad, that's really helpful. i really appreciated that noaa is engaged in efforts to prepare or adapt to mitigate the worst effects of climate crisis, particularly on oceans coast, fisheries, estuary's, i want to ask you about the climate council. the council reflects the biden administration's government approach so i want to ask how are things going? is it operating and whether it's -- >> thank you for that. so the noaa climate council is the only counsel that reports directly to me. we