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Bipartisan budget bill includes more than USD 105 million in NOAA earmarks

January 8, 2026 — More than USD 105 million (EUR 89.9 million) of NOAA’s fiscal year 2026 budget is earmarked for roughly 100 projects hand-selected by U.S. lawmakers, with much of the spending dedicated to supporting fisheries and aquaculture.

Leaders of the U.S. House and Senate appropriations committees released a bipartisan spending bill for the U.S. Department of Commerce – which houses NOAA Fisheries – and several other departments on 5 January. Lawmakers are hoping to get the regular appropriations process back in order after missing their deadline last September, plunging the federal government into a partial shutdown for several weeks. The government was reopened under a short-term spending bill in November, and Congressional leaders have stated their intent to pass regular appropriations bills to cover the remainder of the fiscal year before it expires 30 January.

Read the full article at SeafoodSource

US Senate committee recommends fully funding NOAA Fisheries, setting up fight with House

July 26, 2024 — The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee has voted to fully fund NOAA Fisheries’ USD 1.1 billion (EUR 1 billion) 2025 budget request, setting it at odds with the U.S. House Appropriations Committee’s plans to slash the agency’s budget by 22 percent.

The Democrat-led committee voted to allocate USD 1.2 billion (EUR 1.1 billion) for NOAA Fisheries’ operations, research, and facilities budget, roughly USD 53 million (EUR 49 million) more than the agency requested. Most of the additional funding was split roughly evenly between the protected resources science and management budget and the fisheries science and management budget. USD 5 million (EUR 4.6 million) was added to the habitat conservation and restoration budget.

Read the full article SeafoodSource

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