The National Weather Service faces severe staffing cuts, jeopardizing its ability to predict weather hazards. With over 600 job losses, experts warn of dire consequences for public safety and emergency responses.
The recent layoffs at NOAA, affecting 800 employees, raise concerns about the accuracy of weather forecasts and climate data. What does this mean for the future of meteorology?
A new study reveals that Earth's next ice age could occur in 10,000 years, based on orbital changes and climate data over a million years. Researchers highlight the impact of human emissions on this timeline.
