I think that is where the relationship really can benefit the most is a willingness for NOAA to divest itself of management responsibilities.
Dan Sullivan: “I think that is where the relationship really can benefit the most is a willingness for NOAA to divest itself of…”
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Sullivan discusses the potential benefits of NOAA reducing its management roles.
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