Meteorologists warn Trump’s firing of NOAA workers could cause ‘catastrophic’ impact
Meteorologists across the country are sounding the alarm as President Donald Trump’s administration fires hundreds of workers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) — the country’s top source for day-to-day weather forecasting and research.
The two rounds of departures together represent about 10 percent of NOAA’s roughly 13,000 employees. A spokesman for the ...
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration houses key groups like the National Weather Service. Experts warn the ...
Good afternoon and happy Friday, readers! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Donald Trump had a heated ...
The terminations come days before a potential severe weather outbreak in the southeastern U.S. — and just months ahead of the ...
Mark Eakin, a recently retired NOAA veteran who ran its Coral Reef Watch program for many years, told the Miami Herald he was ...
Jay Grymes notes there are likely inefficiencies within NOAA that could be addressed, but cautions that weakening core ...
Joshua Stueve, a top spokesperson for the Department of Justice (DOJ), has resigned, citing a “toxic work environment” in his ...
DOGE has begun cutting jobs at NOAA, just as a new report from the federal agency shows it achieved record accuracy in ...
A Boston meteorologist was one of hundreds of federal NOAA employees on probationary status fired on Thursday.
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