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Recent News About National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
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Polar sea ice coverage was fourth-lowest on record for November
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This year’s Atlantic hurricane season officially ended Nov. 30 after producing eight hurricanes.
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A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Louisiana Sea Grant and Point-au-Chien Indian Tribe pilot project will enhance cultural and community resilience in a region where land is swiftly being submerged by water.
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Thanksgiving weekend weather: Mild for most, rainy for some
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Earth had its 4th-warmest October on record
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Warm, dry October intensifies U.S. drought
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NOAA's climate science and services highlighted at COP27 UN Climate Conference
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NOAA's climate science and services highlighted at COP27 UN Climate Conference
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The public has until Dec. 4 to comment on a proposed strategy to safeguard North Atlantic right whales and their habitat from the impacts of offshore wind-energy production.
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Effort to sync waterway names will improve maritime safety, efficiency
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center will issue its winter outlook 11 a.m. Oct. 20 via a teleconference.
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In the first nine months of 2022, the United States experienced 15 natural disasters that did $1 billion or more in damage, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports.
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Anthropologist Brent Stoffle began his career at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Southeast Fisheries Science Center in part because he was tired of the cold and snow in New Jersey.
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September 2022 tied as Earth’s 5th warmest on record
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Ian is 15th billion-dollar disaster this year so far
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Ian is 15th billion-dollar disaster this year so far
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Port Freeport outside of Houston, Texas, had a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration system installed to enhance efficient and safe marine navigation.
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The fastest-growing port in Texas just got even safer
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New lightning tool tells a striking story
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A respected expert in coastal science and management with nearly 20 years' experience at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will head NOAA's research of marine ecosystems beginning in October.