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Funding our science

To: Sen. Warren, Sen. Markey, Rep. McGovern

From: A constituent in Hopkinton, MA

July 25

​I am writing to you today as a constituent living in [Your City or State] to urge you to prioritize robust, sustained federal funding for scientific research dedicated to climate change, extreme climate phenomena like Super El Niño, polar ice dynamics, and ecological collapse. ​We are witnessing unprecedented shifts in our climate and ecosystems that directly threaten our communities, our economy, and our national security: ​Extreme Ocean & Weather Events: Intensified Super El Niño events and warming oceans are fueling severe droughts, catastrophic rainfall, and unprecedented marine heatwaves that disrupt local agriculture, fisheries, and supply chains. ​Rapid Ice Collapse: Accelerating glacier and ice sheet melt is directly contributing to sea-level rise, threatening coastal infrastructure, homes, and defense installations across the nation. ​Accelerating Biodiversity Loss: We are losing species at a rate unprecedented in human history. Biodiversity loss destabilizes entire ecosystems—destroying natural buffers against natural disasters, reducing crop pollination, and threatening public health. ​Science is our single most powerful tool for anticipating, mitigating, and adapting to these threats. Robust federal funding for agencies like NOAA, NASA, the National Science Foundation (NSF), and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is essential to maintain world-class monitoring, early warning systems, advanced modeling, and innovative solutions. ​Investing in scientific research is not just an environmental imperative; it is a smart economic decision. Every dollar invested in climate resilience, predictive technology, and scientific research saves far more in disaster recovery, crop loss, and healthcare costs down the road. ​As my representative, I ask that you: ​Support increased funding allocations for NOAA, NSF, NASA Earth Science, and USGS in upcoming appropriations bills. ​Defend programs that study climate impacts, oceanography, polar ice melt, and biodiversity protection. ​Champion bipartisan climate and environmental legislation grounded in the best available scientific data. ​Thank you for your dedicated service to [Your City or State] and for taking decisive action to safeguard our future through science. ​Sincerely,

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