EventThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has ended federal support for its Arctic Climate and Environment Report Card, a program that monitored rapid regional changes for almost two decades. The move could cut systematic data collection on the rapidly warming Arctic.
NOAA has discontinued its long‑running Arctic climate and environment report after almost twenty years of monitoring, ending the federal program that tracked rapid regional changes.
NOAA is eliminating its direct funding for the Arctic Report Card, a key assessment of Arctic climate conditions, which could limit ongoing climate monitoring in the region.
NOAA has terminated funding for its annual Arctic Report Card, a key climate‑monitoring tool developed during the Trump administration, removing an established data source on Arctic environmental trends.
