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Published on 2025-03-05 05:22:45 - MSN
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  • CAC founder Bob Bunting stressed that much of NOAA is composed of a sophisticated, trained workforce that can't be easily replaced

The article from MSN discusses the concerns of Dr. Bob Bunting, the founder of the Climate Adaptation Center in Sarasota, Florida, regarding the recent budget cuts to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) announced by the Biden administration. These cuts, amounting to $66 million, are part of a broader effort to reduce federal spending. Dr. Bunting argues that it is premature to assess the full impact of these reductions, especially given NOAA's critical role in climate research, weather forecasting, and disaster preparedness. He emphasizes the importance of NOAA's work in understanding and adapting to climate change, particularly in vulnerable coastal areas like Sarasota. The article highlights the potential risks these cuts pose to local and national climate resilience efforts, suggesting that the long-term effects on scientific research and community safety could be significant.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/sarasota-s-climate-adaptation-center-founder-too-soon-to-judge-impact-of-noaa-cuts/ar-AA1AhoTG ]
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