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  1. Deep-sea monitoring sensors are deployed off the coast of Oregon, managed by the NSF, amidst El Niño conditions and concerns from senators.

NSF is monitoring El Nino conditions affecting Alaska and Greenland, and plans to remove scientific instruments, leading to political advocacy.

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NSF is monitoring El Nino conditions affecting Alaska and Greenland, and plans to remove scientific instruments, leading to political advocacy.

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El NinoAlaskaLisa MurkowskisenateNational Science Foundation

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  1. Senators push for funding for NSF network tracking El Nino.1 source
  2. OOI equipment was removed from coastal waters off Alaska.Sub-event
  3. NSF faces pressure to reverse instrument removal in Alaska and Greenland due to El Nino monitoring.1 source

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