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NOAA and NASA meet with partners and stakeholders advance readiness for atmospheric composition instrument in the future Geostationary Extended Observations satellite mission

The ACX meeting was crucial as it brought together key agency leaders and stakeholders to advance the strategic planning and coordination for the new Atmospheric Composition Instrument, ensuring its readiness to provide essential hourly observations of air pollutants for climate and air quality research and mitigation efforts.
Changing climate trends make assessing and predicting drought more complex
Ginny Selz, Climate Variability & Predictability Program Manager, graduated from the NOAA West Leadership Program
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