The proposed $474 million cut to earth sciences for Fiscal Year 2019 is deeply concerning when NASA's earth science data played a key role in informing our response to a number of natural disasters that wreaked havoc this past year.
Babin criticizes proposed funding cuts to NASA's earth sciences amid recent natural disasters.
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