How Trump cuts could affect your weather reports

NOAA research office could be eliminated under proposed budget cuts

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Talks of cuts to the federal government continue in Washington D.C. In fact, the proposed 2026 budget from the current administration would eliminate most research done by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA ocean research laboratories and cooperative institutes would reportedly close if the budget is enacted, which will then affect the operations of the National Weather Service. PREVIOUS | Th…

How Trump cuts could affect your weather reports

Proposed budget cuts at NOAA reflect the Trump administration’s frustration with climate research, but also threaten the quality of National Weather Service forecasting.

Will the Arctic Council disband? Unlikely, but it may change its form and main mission, experts estimate. Climate work is now in jeopardy because of Trump, writes journalist Sari Pöyhönen.

Scientists Are Reviving Climate and Nature Research Efforts in the Wake of Trump Cuts - Inside Climate News

The National Climate Assessment and National Nature Assessment were set to offer a status check for the environment in the U.S. Then they were axed.By Kiley PriceThe first few months of the Trump administration have been marked by deep cuts to funding and staffing for scientific research. Among them: two major government reports that would have offered a pulse check for nature and climate in the country, and how changes could impact people and t…

While ecology is relegated by the executive and attacked by the right and the RN, senior officials as field agents entrust their ill-being, on the basis of announced budget cuts.

The international space station, new drugs, climate research: The US government proposes to spend significantly less money on all of this in the future. What this would mean for research worldwide and who can stop it.