The loss of the NOAA data comes at a particularly dangerous time of the year when hurricanes, floods, and wildfires are about to explode. Summer is the worst time for the nation’s deadliest natural ...

The loss of NOAA’s accurate and generally accepted data will impact all of us. The data vacuum could be used by climate deniers as another tool to downplay reality. That’s not good for people ...

NOAA could see more than $1.5-billion in cuts, mostly targeting climate-based research and data collection. But attempting to terminate any activity related to climate will also impact the ability ...

In addition, the loss of satellite operators at the NOAA Satellite Operations ... Island Command and Data Acquisition Station in Wallops Island, Virginia, could impact the ability of the NWS ...

Local fisheries are among the first groups to feel the ripple effects ... Loss of data will leave communities ‘flying blind’ An internal budget memo details plans to scale back on NOAA ...

NOAA touches nearly every part of the U.S. environment, from forecasting hurricanes to managing fisheries and conservation efforts. To get a sense of just how wide-ranging NOAA and its impact is ...