And what type of work were you doing there?

So I started out in my internship working in the sediment lab, which is basically sifting sediments into different sizes and then assessing how much of each grain size there was.

And then I was there for almost a decade.

And during that time, I became the lab manager.

So I was responsible for running the chemistry and geochemistry labs.

I did all sorts of things there.

Working with chemicals, I was taking, I was in field work again, which meant I was going out on ships and taking sediment samples and sediment cores all around the New York Bight area, the Long Island Sound, the Gulf of Maine, Lake Champlain.

From your experience, what is the job outlook for students looking to find positions in climate science these days? What types of organizations employ climate experts? Can you talk a little bit about that?