RogueNOAA
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RogueNOAA
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Posting articles and other media about NOAA and related topics. Lover of science, data, satellites, oceans, coasts, marine organisms, weather, climate modeling, fishers, and coastal communities. My personal views only. This is not a government account.
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That’s disappointing. NOAA does have a law enforcement group; not surprising if they’ve been commandeered too.
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I hope the budget doesn’t cut Environment and Climate Change Canada. Here in the States, Trump has illegally been trying to implement his budget proposal and it calls for massive cuts to NASA, NOAA, and other US science agencies. This is an opportunity for Canada to take US scientists.
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🚨 Alongside 100+ Vantor maps, you can now explore high resolution aerial imagery from NOAA, captured after Hurricane Melissa.

This area shows a solar farm where strong winds damaged and stripped panels. Look at the detail!

Full Map 👉 : soaratlas.com/maps/139591?...

#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica
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One of the funny things about this (just like killing NOAA/NWS) is that it will absolutely cripple the private enterprises that are pushing for it to happen. Although I guess they know they're getting paid either way so why should they care.
Jared Isaacman, the billionaire Space X fanboy picked to take over NASA, plans to eviscerate the agency
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A new groundbreaking study by researchers at the University of Hawai'i confirms that deep-sea mining could have devastating impacts well beyond the seafloor.

Read the full paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-65411-w

#DefendTheDeep
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Trying to figure out why the temp readings have been off these past few months and remembered the dumb ones fired everyone at NOAA so remember everyone projected temps are just estimates because they dont have the staff to keep up anymore.
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Aw, yeah, Canada and Alaska. Aurorae in the house!

**looks out the window at the drizzle**
**sighs heavily**
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One thing I love about hermit crabs is that they can be left or right-handed. This anemone hermit crab (Dardanus pedunculatus) is left-handed like me! Like beloved pets, it will take its collection of anemones with it when it moves to a new shell. #scuba #marinelife #underwaterphotography 🦀
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We removed some tangled shark fishing gear with j hooks (a no-no) that was wrapped in one of Niue’s FADs. This likely drifted from the open ocean as the Niuean fishers didn’t recognize the gear and use circle hooks (safer for sharks) to fish for tunas.

#niue #expeditionniue #sharks #pacific
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The Candy Crab camouflages itself by mimicking the Carnation Coral, changing its color and decorating itself with polyps from the coral. Can you see it?

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#marinelifephotography #marinelife #wildlife #naturephotography #nature #scuba #photography
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Terrific introduction to a special issue jam-packed with good stuff on traditional and Indigenous knowledges in relation to ocean governance and coastal management, including on climate responses and ecocultural species. #climateheritage 🌊 🌐🌍 🦑 🐢 #Lawofthesea #marineprotectedareas
New paper ‘What role for local knowledge in ocean governance?’ now published in Marine Policy with my excellent co-authors @abbeaberdeen.bsky.social and Marcel Jaspars — preprint available philsci-archive.pitt.edu/26719/
What role for local knowledge in ocean governance?
www.sciencedirect.com
This is awesome.
A manatee gingerly plods against a strong incoming current over the spiky staghorn corals (which are not something a manatee is used to encountering in the Intercoastal Waterway!) #manatee #manateesofcoralcity #ploddingalong #coralcitycamera #miami #portmiami #biscaynebay #coralcity
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Rene assigned spooky fishes for Halloween #SundayFishSketch. Sharks are often misunderstood as scary or spooky, but most species are just derpy sea puppies, like this Chiloscyllium punctatum / brown-banded bamboo shark / 點文狗鯊 / 白狗鯊。 #TaiwanFishes #台灣魚類 🦑🐡🧪
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The documentary’s title echoes Daniel Pauly’s concept of “shifting baseline syndrome,” in which each new generation accepts progressively degraded ecosystems as the new normal. -- Satellite boom turns space into orbital wild west www.courthousenews.com/satellite-bo...
Satellite boom turns space into orbital wild west
Low Earth orbit is crowded with debris, threatening the atmosphere and future exploration. Experts say it’s time to treat space like an ecosystem, not a dumping ground.
www.courthousenews.com