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How Much Government Regulation of Weather Policy is Too Much?

From Rachelle Oblack, About.com GuideNovember 27, 2006

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Where would we be without government regulations on weather issues? In the United States, FEMA has the power to aid those in need due to severe weather....The EPA regulates air pollution through air quality standards...And the National Weather Service has the power to study localized weather patterns to create early warning systems for hurricanes and tornadoes... But is it enough? Can the government really change the environment? About.com's US Government Info Guide, Robery Longley explores issues of climate modeling, new EPA standards, obtaining National Flood Insurance, global warming policy alternatives, and atmospheric radiation. So, the next time you vote, make sure you stay informed about environmental policies. Read more...

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December 11, 2006 at 8:37 am
(1) ron gird says:

hi–nice web site, been tracking it since it started up. please consider
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/brochures/Citizen_Scientist.pdf

ron gird
outreach program manager
noaa-national weather service

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