💨 Abstract
As the 2025 hurricane season begins, experts are concerned about significant staff reductions and budget cuts at FEMA and NOAA. These cuts, mandated by the Department of Government Efficiency, have led to a loss of experienced personnel and reduced training opportunities. Critics worry that these changes could impair the federal government's ability to prepare for and respond to hurricanes, particularly in poorer states that rely heavily on federal support.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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