National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Profile: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
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- Employer of Thomas Karl
- Employer of Richard Wetherald
- Employer of Jana Goldman
- Employer of Ants Leetmaa
- Employer of Pieter Tans
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- Employer of Konrad Steffen
- Parent organization of National Climatic Data Center
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Events (26)
- Early December 3, 2003: NOAA Redirects Media Inquiries about Article Written by Government Climate Scientists to Political Appointee 2003-12-03
- (June 3, 2004): Bush Wants to Reduce Budget for Climate Change Research by $9.2 million 2004-06-03
- After June 28, 2004: NOAA Issues Updated Policy for Vetting Agency Communications with Congress 2004-06-28
- May 16, 2005: NOAA Predicts an Active Hurricane Season 2005-05-16
- July 29, 2005-August 1, 2005: NOAA Directs All Media Requests Inquiring about Article on Global Warming-Hurricane Link to Scientist with Views Similar to White House 2005-07-29
- October 5, 2005: NOAA Implements New Policy on Communications with Congress 2005-10-05
- Before October 5, 2005: NOAA Talking Points Deny Link between Climate Change and Hurricane Activity 2005-10-05
- October 16, 2005: NOAA Rejects Media Request for Interview with Climate Scientist; Scientist Believes His Views are Being Censored 2005-10-16
- November 29, 2005- December 2005: NOAA Magazine Claims Scientists Agree That Increased Hurricane Activity Not Due to Rising Sea Temperatures 2005-11-29
- February 10, 2006: NOAA Scientist Says Agency Wants to Make Minders Present for Media Interviews with Scientists 2006-02-10
- April 3, 2006: NOAA Officials Block Media Access to Agency Technocrats 2006-04-03
- October 13, 2006: NOAA Publishes Press Release Linking Increased Hurricane Activity to Fewer Dust Storms 2006-10-13
- October 19, 2006: Anonymous NOAA Public Affairs Officers Says Political Appointees Involved in Censoring Press Releases 2006-10-19
- December 8, 2009 and After: Fox News Managing Editor Orders News Staff to Question Validity of Climate Change Claims in All Pertinent Reporting 2009-12-08
- 2005: Commerce Department Press Officer Rejects Media Request for Interview with Climate Scientist
- Late September 2005: Pressure Put on NOAA Scientist to Edit Global Warming-Related Presentation
- Early December 2006: NOAA Rejects Media Request for Interview with Federal Scientist Who Has Complained about Censorship
- 2001: A Media Advisory That Would Have Publicized a Recent Study Linking Human Activity to Global Warming is Canceled
- May 2006: NOAA Blocks Release of Report Linking Climate Change to Hurricane Intensity
- February 2006: NOAA Document Outlines Complicated Review Process for News Releases
- (2001 and After): NOAA Scientists’ Communications with Congress Screened by NOAA ‘Policy Shop’
- March 2004-October 2006: NOAA Delays Report on Coral Bleaching
- (May 2004): NOAA Official Pushes Public Affairs Officer to Undercut Statements by Agency Scientists
- Late September 2005: NOAA Asks Scientists Not to Use Term ‘Climate Change’ in Titles and Abstracts of Papers Presented at CO2 Conference
- (Late April 2006 or May 2006): Bush Appointees Review and Edit Scientists’ Communications to Congress
- (2004): NOAA Public Affairs Officer Pressured to Silence Scientists