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The nation's current weather satellite system is expected to wear out by the end of the decade.
 
Congress debates new satellite plan
By Matt Kelley, USA TODAY
The Obama administration plans to reorganize and more than double the annual budget for a troubled weather satellite program that is five years behind schedule and more than $7 billion over its original cost estimate. Read more
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