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20 Years After Katrina – Don’t Dismantle the Hurricane Forecasting Machine that Saves Lives
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20 Years After Katrina – Don’t Dismantle the Hurricane Forecasting Machine that Saves Lives
Since Hurricane Katrina, America’s hurricane forecasts have become faster, sharper, and better at saving lives, improving by roughly 50%. But the engine behind those gains–the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s integrated system of research labs, observing networks, cooperative institutes, supercomputing, and operations–faces dramatic proposed budget cuts that would slow or even reverse progress right as we’re in the midst …
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