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NSF equipment arrays are deployed off the coasts of Greenland, Oregon, Alaska, and North Carolina, coinciding with bipartisan legislative action.

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NSF equipment arrays are deployed off the coasts of Greenland, Oregon, Alaska, and North Carolina, coinciding with bipartisan legislative action.

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  1. NSF supports a UAF-led project in Alaska, with researchers using LinkedIn for field updates.Sub-event
  2. Merkley and Murkowski led a bipartisan effort to save the NSF-managed Ocean Observatories Initiative.Sub-event
  3. The National Science Foundation has announced the halting of observatory dismantlement operations in Greenland, Alaska, and off the coasts of North Carolina.Sub-event
  4. NSF reversed plans to dismantle OOI and deployed instruments in Alaska and Oregon, backed by new bills.1 source
  5. NSF deploys monitoring arrays off multiple coasts; Merkley and Murkowski pass related legislation.1 source

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