The incoming Trump administration could move to break up the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which would put ...

Additionally, 158 mentions refer to the Trump administration rather than to Trump himself. Project 2025 has four pillars: a ...

Project 2025, the conservative playbook, calls for breaking up the federal agency that maintains weather data and collects ...

Called "Project 2025," the blueprint was invoked ... NOAA's six offices, including the National Weather Service and National Marine Fisheries Service, "form a colossal operation that has become ...

Project 2025—the playbook written by Trump appointees as a quick-start guide for his second term in office—threatens to dismantle the institutions that protect the nation in times of disaster ...

Project 2025 architect Kevin Roberts touted a decrease in weather-related deaths. The decrease is partially due to NOAA, an agency Project 2025 wants to dismantle. Article ...

Project 2025 wants to split and downsize NOAA, claiming it has become one of the “drivers of the climate alarm industry.” The plan advocates commercializing the National Weather Service ...

Slashing climate change protections: Project 2025 calls for getting rid of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which forecasts weather ... and mandating service: “Gender ...

During the 2024 campaign, Democrats tried to tie former President Donald Trump to an unpopular policy blueprint called Project 2025 ... The National Weather Service and five other offices ...

The Project 2025 proposal is 922 pages, so it's fairly detailed, and it includes many suggestions for how you might attack existing laws and regulations. It's a bit of a roadmap or a blueprint for ...

Project 2025 also calls for the elimination of the Department of Education and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is responsible for daily weather forecasts and severe ...

a program for Black conservatives at the National Center for Public Policy Research, which supports Project 2025. “Prior to the adoption of these civil service rules, people were appointed and ...