Dismissed scientists publish independent climate research collection
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175 independent climate scientists, many of whom had contributed to past national assessments, released the first installment of a special collection in the journals Earth's Future and the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, meant to serve as a roadmap for future climate research and to support state and local climate assessments.
“Scientists working on climate change are continuing to do the work”
Melissa KenneyMelissa Kenney Lead author; director of research, University of Minnesota Institute on the EnvironmentTrump administration Federal executive branchAmerican Geophysical Union Journal publisher (Earth's Future)American Meteorological Society Journal publisher (Bulletin of the AMS)
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More than a year after the Trump administration dismissed hundreds of scientists working on the National Climate Assessment, many of those researchers have released the first installment of a special collection of climate change findings designed to fill the perceived gap left behind.
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Widerstand ist nicht zwecklos https://www. nbcnews.com/science/climate-ch ange/climate-scientists-fired-trump-step-fill-us-report-gap-rcna598585
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