Climate Program Office for FY 2012
Funds competitive climate research across NOAA's five-year strategic priorities, from observing systems to decision-support science.
Climate change reaches into the economy, public health, safety and national security all at once, and NOAA's Climate Program Office exists to fund the research that helps the country cope with it and plan for what's coming.
The money supports climate research, observations, modelling, information management, assessments, decision-support research, outreach, education and partnership work β organiβ¦
Climate research, observations, modelling, assessment, decision-support and education work aligned with NOAA's Next Generation Strategic Plan climate objectives β water resources, coastal resilience, marine ecosystem sustainability, weather and climate extremes, and climate-change mitigation.
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