After the Trump administration dismissed nearly 400 scientists who compile the nation's major quadrennial report on the impacts of climate change in the U.S., two scientific groups announced a plan to publish a special collection focused on the subject to ensure the scientists' work can be accessed.
Main Idea: After the Trump administration dismissed hundreds of climate scientists, the American Geophysical Union and the American Meteorological Society plan to publish a new climate research collection to keep the work available.
Key Points:
Fewer federal scientists in the climate assessment could leave households, cities, and small businesses with less reliable guidance for storms, heat, and other risks.
The AGU and AMS research collection may keep climate findings public, helping voters and officials make better plans if the federal report is delayed or cut back.
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