We must continue to push for reversal of any plans to eliminate funding for these critical institutions or diminish the strength of our national labs, and stand strongly opposed to reckless and short-sighted proposals that undermine American science research.
Continue pushing to reverse any plans to eliminate funding for critical science institutions and oppose proposals that undermine American science research.
Occurrences
"we oppose the restructuring and weakening of NCAR, which would erode critical research capacity, disrupt long-standing partnerships, and diminish our ability to understand, anticipate, and respond to extreme weather-related risks."
Evidence
Latest News: "Rep. Neguse Announces $4 Million in Federal Funding Released for Boulder NOAA Institute". The page says Neguse announced that $4.28 million in federal funding for the Global Monitoring Lab (GML) housed at NOAA in Boulder has been released by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
The press release says a bipartisan coalition led by Neguse submitted a public comment to NSF opposing proposed restructuring and weakening of NCAR, warning that divesting research aircraft or the supercomputing center would diminish weather forecasting and national security capabilities.
Assessments
Neguse has taken concrete same-term actions consistent with the promise, including helping secure release of $4.28 million for NOAA's Boulder Global Monitoring Lab and leading bipartisan opposition to proposed weakening of NCAR. However, the evidence shows advocacy and funding release for specific institutions, not a completed broad reversal of all plans to eliminate funding or undermine American science research. This supports partial delivery with demonstrated effort rather than full delivery.