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An array of organizations are working to scale marine biodiscovery to discover beneficial traits from plants, animals, and microorganisms.

♪ daniel fienberg: atlanta is part of this new wave of auteur driven comedy. man: where your ancestors from? congo? ivory coast. earn: i don't know, this spooky thing called slavery happened and my entire ethnic identity was erased. troy patterson: the premise is that earn, played by donald glover, has dropped out of princeton university and is back home in atlanta trying to manage his cousin to rap stardom. earn: i just don't scare people like you man. niggas know i drink juice and shit... alfred: fuck that! earn: dammmn! man: i can write you a cheque. alfred: nigga, do i look like a bank? ...

To manage his cousin to rap stardom. earn: i just don't scare people like you man. niggas know i drink juice and shit... alfred: fuck that! earn: dammmn! man: i can write you a cheque. alfred: nigga, do i look like a bank? i don't take fucking cheques! troy patterson: the question is, is atlanta a great sitcom. cop 1: willie! you coming out? cop 2: wait! troy patterson: or has it so pushed the boundaries of what a sitcom can be that we need to coin a new genre term altogether to describe it? [soul music] isabella gomez: i think everything changes when you give a voice to a community that hasn'...

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The marine biologist Sebastian Hennige and the scientist Uwe Wolfram want to develop a "crystal ball" that will look into the future of the ocean.