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Fearing Trump cuts, NOAA workers in WA hold ‘Save Our Science’ rally

Workers from NOAA held a 'Save Our Science' rally in Seattle to protest potential layoffs linked to cuts proposed by President Donald Trump.
Concerns were raised by scientists like Nick Tolimieri that firings could disrupt essential fisheries research necessary for West Coast communities.

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Boston Globe

‘It’s dire’: NOAA meteorologists, other staff fear they’re next on the chopping block - The Boston Globe

Veteran atmospheric scientists say the country risks losing a vital service and resource if the White House begins dismantling NOAA.

23 hours ago·Boston, United States

Fearing Trump cuts, NOAA workers in WA hold ‘Save Our Science’ rally

Raincoat- and boot-clad students, scientists and neighbors were among the dozens waving signs outside the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center early Wednesday. Read more...

2 days ago·Vancouver, United States

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The Seattle Times

NOAA workers in WA rally to 'Save Our Science' and protest Trump cuts

Federal workers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration rallied in Seattle to protest President Trump's expected cuts to the agency

3 days ago·Seattle, United States

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Southern Fried Science

NOAA carries a two century legacy of America’s first government science agency

NOAA, the US government science and management agency in charge of sustainable fisheries, the national weather service, and ocean exploration, is in the crosshairs of the Trump administration and Project 2025. Though criticisms from “small government” types imply that having a US government science agency at all represents some kind of expansion of government power ... Read More "NOAA carries a two century legacy of America’s first government sc…

3 days ago

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