Sudden firings by the Trump administration have shaken NOAA, impacting climate and weather services. Experts warn this could delay critical research and data collection, affecting public safety and climate policy. Check out Capital News Service’s coverage: https://t.co/pLt5v3BbLE
As federal agencies face budget and staff cuts, state leaders are stepping up to support workers. Gov. Wes Moore launched the Maryland Public Servants Resource Website, a hub for programs aiding former federal employees. Learn more at Capital News Service. https://t.co/AalghyGQqx
It isn’t clear how long this outbreak will last in the U.S., according to assistant professor at the University of Maryland Jaekeun Park. “We always have to be worried about this type of thing,” he said. “It’s a fairly low chance but extremely high consequence.”
Sebastian Harris, a senior in Baltimore City, said he’s barely missed school throughout his academic career. “It’s a problem because it’s affecting more than just what you’re learning today,” he said. “It affects tomorrow and the day after and the day after.”
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