The U.S. is dismantling major sensor arrays that provided real-time deep-sea climate data for a decade. Driven by budget cuts, removing the $386 million network creates an irreparable blind spot for storm forecasting, fishery health, and tracking an upcoming El Niño. @npbrao.bsky.social reports.
Scientists warn of climate blind spot as U.S. dismantles ocean sensors
Over the next 15 months, major sensor arrays that have provided crucial, decade-long observations of the ocean, marine ecosystems and climate change will be dismantled. These sensors are part of the…
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