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NOAA ISSUES 2004 U.S. SPRING OUTLOOK; DROUGHT CONCERNS CONTINUE IN PARTS OF THE WEST, LOWERED RISK OF FLOODING ACROSS COUNTRY

FISHERMAN PENALIZED FOR MULTIPLE FISHING VIOLATIONS NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries) announced today that Ronald Ringen, the owner

FDA’s Revised Mercury Fish Advisory Not Protective Enough A revised “dietary advisory” for mercury in fish, expected to be released

National Transportation Safety Board The National Transportation Safety Board (Safety Board) is an independent Federal agency charged by Congress with

NOAA REPORTS COLDER-THAN-AVERAGE WINTER IN EASTERN U.S.;ABOVE AVERAGE PRECIPITATION IMPROVES DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN PARTS OF WEST March 18, 2004 —

NOAA Fisheries Updates Fisheries Research Plan As required by the Magnuson-Stevens Act, NOAA Fisheries has released its updated Strategic Plan

HURRICANE RESEARCHER TO RECEIVE NOAA-DAVID JOHNSON AWARD John A. Knaff, a leading expert in the study of hurricane structure and

NOAA: WHERE SCIENCE CREATES VALUE FOR AMERICA March 15, 2004 — NOAA is a multi-faceted science agency with nearly 12,500

2004 Big Rock Classic March 4, 2004 – The 2004 Rules and Brochure are hot off the press and have

(HMS) REGULATORY IMPACT REVIEW AND FINAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS Southwest Region National Marine Fisheries Service The commercial harvesting sector is