NSF Geosciences Budget for FY2005 Would Increase-But Not by Much

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Feb 2004

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EOS Transactions, AGU, Volume 85, Issue 8, p. 77-77

Physics

Public Issues: Funding

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The Geosciences Directorate of the National Science Foundation would receive $728.5 million in the Bush administration's proposed budget for fiscal year 2005, which was announced on 4 February. That would be a 2.2% increase above the FY2004 enacted level of $713.1 million. All three geoscience divisions also would receive modest increases, with atmospheric sciences up 2% to $243.6 million, Earth sciences rising 2.7% to $155.6 million, and ocean sciences receiving a 2% boost to $728.5 million. Margaret Leinen, associate director for the Geosciences Directorate, said the proposed increases actually represent victories in the current tight budgetary climate.

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