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Environmental groups decry Trump’s order to speed deep-sea mining

Tampa Bay Times 26 Apr 2025
Trump’s order Thursday directed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to fast-track permits for companies to mine the ocean floor in both U.S ... “The harm caused by deep-sea mining isn’t restricted to the ocean floor.
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Central Pa. seeing effects of smoke from Cumberland County wildfires

Penn Live 26 Apr 2025
A post from the National Weather Service in State College showed that smoke from the fires were captured in images from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ... National Weather Service.
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Firm with Mystic ties captures new video of USS Yorktown wreck

The Day 26 Apr 2025
Mystic — An underwater technology firm with Mystic roots recently helped the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration capture some of the best images yet taken of the USS Yorktown, a sunken World War II aircraft carrier.
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Colorado snowpack at lowest point in 10 years as mixed winter season nears its end

Aspen Times 25 Apr 2025
Unlike the southwestern part of the state, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s latest drought projection shows northern and central mountain areas are largely through the end of July.
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Trump budget document points to eliminating fed role in Great Lakes science by next year

Detroit Free Press 25 Apr 2025
The budget outline was provided by sources to the San Francisco Chronicle and other media outlets, and has been confirmed as accurate by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration employees.
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Trump budget document points to ending federal role in Great Lakes science by next year

Lansing State Journal 25 Apr 2025
The budget outline was provided by sources to the San Francisco Chronicle and other media outlets, and has been confirmed as accurate by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration employees.
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Trump signs 'deeply dangerous' order to fast-track deep sea mining

RNZ 25 Apr 2025
President Donald Trump issued the "Unleashing America's offshore critical minerals and resources" order on Thursday, directing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to allow permitting for deep sea mining.
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Colorado snowpack at lowest point in 10 years as uneven winter season nears its end

Steamboat Pilot 25 Apr 2025
Unlike the southwestern part of the state, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s latest drought projection shows northern and central mountain areas are largely through the end of July.
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Environmental groups fear Trump’s order to speed deep-sea mining will harm ecosystems

Wtop 25 Apr 2025
Trump’s order Thursday directed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to fast track permits for companies to mine the ocean floor in both U.S ... “The harm caused by deep-sea mining isn’t restricted to the ocean floor.
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Environmental groups fear Trump's order to speed deep-sea mining will harm ecosystems

San Francisco Chronicle 25 Apr 2025
Trump’s order Thursday directed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to fast-track permits for companies to mine the ...
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‘Trainwreck’ of NOAA funding cuts could derail Colorado research on wildfires, earthquakes and storms

The Tribune Greeley 25 Apr 2025
Both institutes for decades have partnered with the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which provides the majority of the budget for both facilities ... the National Weather Service.
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National Weather Service to resume translating its products for non-English speakers

CNN 25 Apr 2025
The weather service’s parent agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is among the federal agencies targeted by the Trump administration for aggressive staff and budget cuts.
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Despite global opposition, Trump just fast-tracked deep-sea mining

Grist 25 Apr 2025
“Our Nation must take immediate action ... Last month, the Canada-based Metals Company announced it planned to submit an application to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, part of the U.S.
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Why was a Ford automobile inside a sunken WWII US aircraft carrier?

Baltimore Sun 25 Apr 2025
According to the Miami Herald, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s ship Okeanos Explorer was exploring the final resting place of the USS Yorktown, a United States Navy ...
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