NOAA DEACTIVATES NOAA-11 SATELLITE NOAA-11, the nation’s longest serving polar-orbiting satellite, was deactivated this week, after 15 years of capturing
“LIGHTNING KILLS, PLAY IT SAFE”NOAA and Lightning Safety Awareness Partners Campaign to Alert Public June 18, 2004  The start
House Bill 1414 has passed through the House House Bill 1414 has passed through the House with the following amendment
“RETURN TO TITANIC” MEETS SCIENCE OBJECTIVES, REMINDS ALL THAT WRECK SITE IS HALLOWED GROUNDExpedition Ends Just Prior to U.S. Signing
NOAA SCIENTISTS HUNT FOR ‘LIONS’ IN THE ATLANTICVenomous Invasive Fish Can Be Dangerous to Divers and Deepwater Fishermen Divers and
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES 2004 OCEAN FISHERY COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS The Commerce Department today announced the appointment of 17 members to the
U.S. FISH STOCKS ARE REBOUNDING, ACCORDING TO GOVERNMENT REPORTNOAA RELEASES 2003 STATUS OF FISHERIES OF THE UNITED STATES TO CONGRESS
Topsail Inlet Survey Released 6-09-04 Download your Copy HERETopsail Inlet Survey Released 6-09-04 Download your Copy HERE
House Passes Jones Bill To Protect Cape Lookout Horses “Today’s action was a win for the horses of Shackleford Banks.”
NOAA TRACKS GULF OF MEXICO RAIN-MAKING SYSTEM June 14, 2004  A broad low pressure area over the central Gulf