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Photo showing Snow and ice covering much of the woods and river in Tanacross, Alaska, on January 14, 2022. Courtesy of KellysIntok/ NOAA NWS

NOAA scientists to speak on climate change in the Arctic and Great Lakes at AGU

December 7, 2022

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Photo showing Snow and ice covering much of the woods and river in Tanacross, Alaska, on January 14, 2022. Courtesy of KellysIntok/ NOAA NWS

Image showing a great egret hunting for fish in coastal Louisiana.

NOAA and NFWF to award $136 million in coastal resilience grants

November 30, 2022

Image showing a great egret hunting for fish in coastal Louisiana.

NOAA monthly U.S., global climate report call: November 17

November 14, 2022

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climate outlooks

media teleconference

Photo showing Nicholas Mullenix, volunteer from Bethesda, Maryland, and Morgan Zabow, NOAA Climate Program, Climate and Health Communications and Outreach Coordinator, attach the heat sensor to a car before they head out to collect heat data on August 7, 2022, as part of the Montgomery County Urban Heat Island mapping campaign.

NOAA and partners release 2022 urban heat island mapping results

November 10, 2022

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Photo showing Nicholas Mullenix, volunteer from Bethesda, Maryland, and Morgan Zabow, NOAA Climate Program, Climate and Health Communications and Outreach Coordinator, attach the heat sensor to a car before they head out to collect heat data on August 7, 2022, as part of the Montgomery County Urban Heat Island mapping campaign.

Illustration depicting the oceanographic research vessel Discoverer.

Keel-laying ceremony to be held in Louisiana for new ocean research ship

October 21, 2022

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Illustration depicting the oceanographic research vessel Discoverer.

Snow-covered street in Chicago.

NOAA to issue 2022-2023 U.S. Winter Outlook

October 13, 2022

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climate outlooks

Snow-covered street in Chicago.

Image showing an artist’s rendering of the JPSS-2 satellite in orbit.

Experts to preview upcoming NOAA JPSS-2 launch and mission

September 27, 2022

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satellite launch

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Image showing an artist’s rendering of the JPSS-2 satellite in orbit.

Image showing Rico Diaz swimming past a heavily diseased brain coral.

NOAA to release response plan for coral disease

September 22, 2022

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Image showing Rico Diaz swimming past a heavily diseased brain coral.

Image showing an artist's rendering of the General Atomics GAzelle satellite, carrying the Argos-4 instrument.

Experts to preview October launch of Argos-4 instrument

September 21, 2022

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satellite launch

Image showing an artist's rendering of the General Atomics GAzelle satellite, carrying the Argos-4 instrument.

Photo showing The tip of a tripod resting on the center of the 2020 Center of Population Commemorative Survey mark, as part of a GPS survey to determine the precise latitude, longitude, and height of the mark in Hartville, Missouri.

NOAA and U.S. Census Bureau to celebrate the new U.S. Center of Population

September 14, 2022

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Photo showing The tip of a tripod resting on the center of the 2020 Center of Population Commemorative Survey mark, as part of a GPS survey to determine the precise latitude, longitude, and height of the mark in Hartville, Missouri.

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