Although NOAA is known for its work in marine habitats, our agency also monitors, studies, and protects many freshwater resources. NOAA satellites monitor the planet’s water supply, by mapping snow and ice fields and helping scientists predict where, when, and how much water will be available for humans to use. NOAA hydrolo
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