Improved weather and climate services for the nation : a blueprint for leadership / University Corporation for Atmospheric Research and American Meteorological Society.

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Subject: The impacts of weather and climate on everday life are increasing. Each year the aggregate toll amounts to thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in property loss and business disruption Conversely, good weather and climate information and the associated services can be used to ensure a safer public, an expanding economy, a healthier environment, and a greater measure of national security

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The impacts of weather and climate on everday life are increasing. Each year the aggregate toll amounts to thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in property loss and business disruption Conversely, good weather and climate information and the associated services can be used to ensure a safer public, an expanding economy, a healthier environment, and a greater measure of national security

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