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  1. NOAA awarded an agreement to the University of South Florida's College of Marine Science.
  2. NOAA is facing budget threats while managing science for iconic fisheries in Florida.

Proposed $1.7 Billion Cuts to NOAA Raise Concerns Over Services in Florida

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Ocean Conservancy is campaigning against proposed federal funding cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The organization stated that the Trump administration released its fiscal year 2027 budget request to Congress, proposing a $1.7 billion cut to NOAA. Ocean Conservancy warns that these proposed cuts could impact major Florida-based NOAA programs and partnerships.

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The potential cuts could affect services such as the National Hurricane Center and the Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory in Miami. Ocean Conservancy stated that the cuts might impact coastal flood forecasting, resilience planning, and real-time ocean observing systems.

NOAA is currently facing budget threats while managing science critical to iconic fisheries in Florida.

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    The proposed funding cuts might threaten the advisories and services specific to Central Florida.

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