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Danger Season Disasters Hit People Hard Even as NOAA, FEMA Still Under Threat from Trump Administration  

Last updated: July 11, 2025 11:10 am
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The past week has been a mix of devastating news and glimmers of hope amidst the chaos. In our latest Danger Season Weekly Outlook, we delve into the climate dangers facing us and what to expect in the coming days.

The Climate Dangers of Danger Season

  • Focus on Texas Flooding: The tragic loss of over 120 lives and 160 missing individuals in Texas due to flooding has brought attention to the impact of climate disasters. The recent cuts to NOAA by the Trump Administration have raised concerns about the ability to respond effectively to such events. It is crucial to invest in scientific research and climate resilience to mitigate the effects of extreme weather events.
  • FEMA’s Response: FEMA’s limited response in Texas, coupled with significant reductions in its workforce, has raised questions about its capacity to handle disasters effectively. The threat of eliminating FEMA has been a point of contention, highlighting the need for strong federal support in times of crisis.
  • Wildfire-Fueled Flooding: Recent wildfires in New Mexico have exacerbated flooding risks due to the loss of vegetation that hinders water absorption. The increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires and heavy precipitation underscore the need for proactive measures to address these hazardous conditions.
  • North America’s Fire Season: Wildfires across North America have led to evacuations and poor air quality in several regions. The severity of wildfires in Alaska, Canada, and the western U.S. highlights the urgent need for coordinated efforts to combat these natural disasters.

    Looking Ahead

  • NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center forecasts hazardous heat in the West and Southeast, along with heavy rains in the Great Plains, Northeast, and Florida. Above-average temperatures in July align with the ongoing climate crisis, necessitating preparedness for extreme weather events.

    The "Double Danger" of the Unchecked Trump Administration

  • Supreme Court Ruling and Agency Cuts: The Supreme Court’s ruling allowing mass layoffs and reorganizations at NOAA and FEMA has raised concerns about the administration’s detrimental impact on essential agencies. The proposed budget cuts and staff reductions at NOAA and FEMA jeopardize their ability to fulfill their critical missions.
  • Neil Jacobs Confirmation Hearing: Dr. Neil Jacobs, nominated to lead NOAA, faces scrutiny for supporting budget cuts despite acknowledging the agency’s vital work. The administration-driven loss of experienced staff at NOAA and NASA poses a significant threat to scientific research and preparedness efforts.
  • Federal Science Brain Drain: Departures of senior NASA employees and NOAA staff due to administration policies jeopardize the nation’s scientific capabilities. The ongoing budget battles in Congress highlight the need to safeguard funding for essential agencies like NOAA and FEMA.

    In Conclusion

    The challenges posed by climate change and the Trump administration’s policies require vigilant monitoring and advocacy for robust funding and staffing at critical agencies. As we navigate through the uncertainties of the coming weeks, it is essential to prioritize climate resilience and scientific research to address the escalating risks posed by extreme weather events. Stay informed and engaged as we face these challenges head-on.

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