Why Trump’s cuts could make hurricane season more dangerous
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is preparing for an above-average hurricane season, with almost 2,000 fewer staff than last year. For The National, CBC’s Katie Nicholson goes to Florida, where forecasters say that cuts by the Trump administration are a threat to safety.
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Potential applicants are asked to explain how they would advance the president's agenda if hired. Some experts said they are alarmed.
