Extreme weather preparedness and response touches lives throughout the U.S. Improving satellite imaging, cross-agency communication, and data processing tools will drive new capabilities in weather forecasting that will save lives, protect critical infrastructure and economic centers, and spur U.S. leadership in a critical scientific field.

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July 2021
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7/19/21 Chairwoman Johnson and Ranking Member Lucas Emphasize Continued Need for Effective Spectrum Management after GAO Report
June 2021
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6/16/21 H.R. 3952, the NOAA Chief Scientist Act
April 2021
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4/21/21 Lucas Requests Information on Removal of U.S. National Climate Assessment Leader Betsy Weatherhead
4/20/21 Ranking Member Frank Lucas Opening Statement at Environment Subcommittee Hearing on Climate Data Information Services
4/20/21 Ranking Member Stephanie Bice Opening Statement at Environment Subcommittee Hearing on Climate Data Information Services
February 2021
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2/26/21 H.R. 1437, the PRECIP Act Files
October 2020
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10/2/20 Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Resolution Recognizing the 50th Anniversary of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
September 2020
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9/30/20 Ranking Member Lucas Opening Statement at Environment Subcommittee Hearing on Compound Crises
9/22/20 Ranking Member Lucas Encourages Disaster Planning for Families
August 2020
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8/17/20 Lucas: Interagency Council for Advancing Meteorological Services will Improve U.S. Forecasting Abilities
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