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"Flying blind": Meteorologist warns how Trump cuts will impact hurricane season
As the country prepares for the next hurricane season, Miami meteorologist John Morales issued a warning about how federal budget cuts at the National Weather Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will impact meteorologists’ ability to predict and track threats.
The Trump administration's budget cuts at NOAA and FEMA will have an adverse affect on how the U.S. responds to hurricanes, ...
The reduction in funding has sparked a debate about the potential consequences for public safety, particularly concerning ...
The National Weather Service announced it wants to hire 126 people, and it’s asking for current employees to transfer to offices in need of critical positions.
WE ARE JUST A FEW DAYS INTO ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON, AND TODAY THE GOVERNOR, ALONG WITH OTHER STATE EMERGENCY LEADERS, HELD ...
He provided an example of how such mistakes can have a devastating impact: Hurricane Otis, which made landfall near Acapulco, Mexico, in 2023. The storm had drastically more intense wind speeds than ...
The National Science Foundation has submitted a budget request that, if approved by Congress, would cut the budget for the ...
"Never have we faced the combustible mix of a lack of meteorological data and the less accurate forecasts that follow," he ...
Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (CINMS) officials are not yet sure exactly how expected federal budget cuts to the ...
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Scientists worry Trump's budget cuts will halt satellite air pollution studies: 'It's incredibly short-sighted'"The re-entries are really rising quickly. If we stop measuring what is happening in the atmosphere right now, we could be ...
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