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Nick and Angel work on a coding issue during a working group meeting while the rest of the group tackles other work. The analysts allow groups to partition labor, leading to more efficient meetings.
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The analysts meet with the Drought Effects working group, plugging into their conversation and giving the group an extra pair of hands in the analysis.
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The Ecosystem Transitions working group kicks off their four-day in-person meeting by meeting with the analysts.
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