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What cuts at NOAA could mean for Alaska | Alaska Insight

Season 8 Episode 17 | 15m 08s

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association provides a wide variety of services. Among its missions, weather forecasts and fisheries research and management are particularly important in Alaska. Layoffs and resignations at NOAA have raised concerns. On this Alaska Insight, we explore the services NOAA provides in Alaska, and discuss what a reduction in service could mean for the state.

Aired: 03/13/25
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