NOAA has protected our ocean, coasts, and communities for over 50 years – tracking storms, ensuring safe seafood, and keeping us informed. But now, it’s under attack. Efforts to dismantle NOAA put essential services and thousands of jobs at risk.
If you check the weather, eat seafood, or care about our ocean – you depend on NOAA!
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is a government organization responsible for studying and predicting changes in the environment through research on the ocean, atmosphere, space, and the sun. This office is also responsible for conserving and managing coastal and marine resources.
Created by President Nixon in 1970, NOAA has provided essential emergency services, weather forecasting and modeling, scientific research and emergency preparedness services to communities across the country, for over 50 years!
Well, if you check the weather forecast, eat seafood, enjoy the beach or support the protection of our ocean and coastal areas. You depend on NOAA!
As part of the new administration’s changes, we know that Musk and Trump are dismantling the government’s most important agencies. And now NOAA is in the crosshairs. All the essential and emergency services we depend on – could be in jeopardy. So could the thousands of jobs that depend on the agency.
Try to save NOAA! Talk to your Members of Congress, and tell them about the services you depend on. Who is going to provide them if NOAA is not there? You think the Weather Channel will give us the weather? Well, they get their info from NOAA!
Call (202) 224-3121 and talk to your Members of Congress today!
You can use the script below to call or email your Members of Congress:
“My name is [Name] and I’m a constituent in [City]. I’m calling to urge [Congressperson] to protect the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, also known as NOAA. This agency provides essential services that keep our communities safe, support our economy, and protect our ocean. Dismantling or defunding NOAA would put lives, jobs, and critical resources at risk. I ask [Congressperson] to stand up for NOAA and ensure it remains fully funded and operational. Thank you for your time.”
Take a photo with a “Salvemos a NOAA” sign. You can print out this sign, or make your own!
Share online using #SalvemosNOAA and invite your friends to Azul.org where they can learn more and take action.
Tag @AzulDotOrg and @NOAA.
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