6. Eos. “NOAA Climate Funding Zeroed Out in Draft Budget.” Eos: Science News by AGU , July 2025. Summary of proposed budget eliminating NOAA climate funding, published by the American Geophysical Union.
7. The Washington Post. “EPA Removes Climate Change Information from Public Website.” The Washington Post , April 2017. Coverage of the EPA’s removal of climate-related educational resources during the Trump administration.
8. El Nuevo Día. “Puerto Rico Reconstruction Still Lagging Years After Hurricane Maria.” El Nuevo Día , March 2024. Reporting on delayed infrastructure projects and public frustration with the pace of recovery.
9. Columbia Journalism Review. “Why Sharpiegate Mattered.” Columbia Journalism Review , October 2019. Analysis of the political and media implications of the Sharpiegate episode.
10. United States Environmental Protection Agency. “Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science.” Federal Register Vol. 86, No.
11. January 6, 2021. Official EPA rule limiting the use of studies with confidential health data.
12. Center for Progressive Reform. “NEPA Rollbacks Under the Trump Administration.” CPRBlog, 2020. Legal analysis of how revised NEPA rules reduced climate impact reviews for federal projects.
13. Federal Register. “Update to the Regulations Implementing the Procedural Provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act.” 85 FR 43304. July 16, 2020. Final rule issued by the Council on Environmental Quality altering NEPA guidance.
14. Eos. “Forecasting in a Warming World: The Role of Federal Science.” Eos , December 2022. Context on how federal climate forecasting supports disaster preparedness nationwide.
15. Wired. “NOAA’s Hurricane Models Are Among the Best in the World—If They’re Funded.” Wired , June 2023. Overview of how modeling tools are threatened by underfunding and political shifts.