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by jonnycomputer
14 days ago
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Congress restored funding for it, but they are going to dismantle it anyway? >The ocean observation system began operating in 2016 and was expected to continue for 25 years... It cost $48 million annually to operate the network. The Trump administration repeatedly tried to shutter it, proposing to cut its funding by 80 percent in both 2025 and again in 2026. Congress pushed back, restoring the money. Once again Trump and Vought trying to usurp the authority of Congress. A few millions saved ... while Trump wants a billion for his ballroom and a 1.776 billion slushfund for insurrectionists. |
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> The Coastal Endurance Array off the Pacific Northwest is the first to go, and removal operations at that site are already in process according to the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI).
> Instead of abandoning the buoys and subsea landers in place, NSF will allocate ship-days to physically remove OOI equipment
https://maritime-executive.com/article/trump-administration-...