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inherent unpredictability overall. Spinrad also noted
that any collaboration with DHS must occur within
NOAA’s mission (which Spinrad and NOAA
obviously felt HAMP did not do).
NOAA houses the National Hurricane Center, the
primary U.S. organization responsible for tracking
and predicting hurricanes. Recent budget cuts are
expected to hit NOAA’s satellite program, the heart
of the organization’s weather forecasting system, by
$182 million.
Note that even Spinrad admits the existence of
weather modification programs as if its general,
accepted knowledge. Although DHS was turned
down, the agency moved ahead with their research
without NOAA’s participation.
A paper co-written by several participants in the
HAMP project including Joe Golden entitled,
“Aerosol Effects and Microstructure on the Intensity
of Tropical Cyclones,” was released in the July 2012
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. In
conclusion, the authors wrote, “We recommend that
hurricane reconnaissance and research airplanes are
equipped with aerosol and cloud physics instruments
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