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Daily Archives: February 14, 2006
The NOAA Media Policy: Political pre-approval for public communication by scientists
The official NOAA Media Policy establishes a procedure that requires pre-clearance of contacts between NOAA scientists and the media. Under this policy, the NOAA Public Affairs office is designated as responsible for coordinating and approving media communications involving NOAA, including … Continue reading
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