NOAA INSTALLS NATION’S FIRST UNDERWATER GEODETIC MARKER:RESTORED CORAL REEF IN KEYS MAINE SANCTUARY CHOSEN AS MARKER SITE Scuba divers from
COMMERCE SECRETARY EVANS CERTIFIES ICELAND FOR ITS WHALE HUNTKeeps Japan Certified U.S. Commerce Secretary Donald L. Evans today announced he
NOAA SCIENTIST RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD FOR WORK ON OZONE HOLE June 23, 2004  Susan Solomon, a leading atmospheric scientist
Tighter Enforcement Planned for Regulations on Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge in Rodanthe, NCPea Island National Wildlife Refuge Manager Mike
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
70-YEAR-OLD MAN RESCUED AFTER 48 HOURS MISSING AT SEA SAN JUAN Puerto Rico – Severo Rodriguez, 70, from St. Croix,
USCG Saves Six Off Carolina Coast PORTSMOUTH, Va. – Six people were rescued, including two young children, from their foundering
“RETURN TO TITANIC” MEETS SCIENCE OBJECTIVES, REMINDS ALL THAT WRECK SITE IS HALLOWED GROUNDExpedition Ends Just Prior to U.S. Signing