Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites
- The Trump administration took down the website hosting the most recent National Climate Assessment in 2023, making the report unavailable online.
- This action followed the Trump administration firing staff and halting work on the next edition, despite a 1990 law requiring a climate assessment every four years.
- The National Climate Assessment, coordinated by NOAA and widely used by officials and citizens, provided detailed, localized data on climate impacts including wildfires and sea level rise.
- Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe called it “the primary source” for agencies preparing for climate impacts, while John Holdren labeled the removals part of a “horrifying big picture.”
- The removal of these peer-reviewed, legally mandated reports complicates climate planning and public awareness, increasing risks from evolving climate threats nationwide.
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