Trump administration ends $4 million in funding to Princeton's climate-related programs

On the 8th, the Trump administration in the United States announced that it would terminate a roughly $4 million (approximately 587 million yen) grant for climate change research at the prestigious Princeton University in the eastern United States, unilaterally claiming that the university was "promoting exaggerated and nonexistent climate threats."

Trump Administration Cuts Funding and Staff for Flagship Climate Report

The Trump administration has cut funding and staffing at the program that oversees the federal government’s premier report on how global warming is affecting the country, raising concerns among scientists that the assessment is now in jeopardy. Congress requires the federal government to produce the report, formally known as the National Climate Assessment, every four years. It analyzes the effects of rising temperatures on human health, agricul…

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Commerce Department Cuts $4 Million in Funds to Princeton’s Climate Programs

The Commerce Department said on Tuesday that it will cut nearly $4 million in funding to Princeton University’s climate programs it deems are “no longer in keeping” with the Trump administration’s priorities. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick ordered to stop funding three award programs at the university—the Cooperative Institute for Modeling the Earth System, Climate Risks and Interactive Sub-seasonal to Seasonal Predictability, and Advancin…

Trump administration ends $4 million in funding to Princeton’s climate-related programs

Trump administration ends $4 million in funding to Princeton’s climate-related programs

Trump administration ends $4 million in funding to Princeton's climate-related programs

The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday ended about $4 million in funding to Princeton University for assessing climate-related risks, saying those programs were not aligned with the Trump administration's priorities.