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Brian Bull
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Reporter and Producer, KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)
Eugene
Beats
politics, sanctity of life traditional values, culture warsDEI, COVID 19 personal responsibility, fentanyl crisis
At the moment, I am not covering healthcare.
Content
By Brian Bull Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Among the White House’s latest potential cuts to federal spending is the elimination of the scientific research unit for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. If enacted, those could have a major impact on a coastal Oregon city. NOAA’s Marine Operations Center in Newport harbors two research ships which help the Pacific fleet protect marine life, manage commercial fisheries, study climate change, and make nautical charts for safe navigation.
By Brian Bull Verified| KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR) Verified Among the White House’s latest potential cuts to federal spending is the elimination of the scientific research unit for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. If enacted, those could have a major impact on a coastal Oregon city. NOAA’s Marine Operations Center in Newport harbors two research ships which help the Pacific fleet protect marine life, manage commercial fisheries, study climate change, and make nautical charts for safe navigation.
By Brian Bull Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Among the White House’s latest potential cuts to federal spending is the elimination of the scientific research unit for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. If enacted, those could have a major impact on a coastal Oregon city. NOAA’s Marine Operations Center in Newport harbors two research ships which help the Pacific fleet protect marine life, manage commercial fisheries, study climate change, and make nautical charts for safe navigation.
Company Info
KLCC-FM (Eugene, OR)
Eugene, United States