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Trump Kills Climate Report, Researchers Publish It Anyway
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pothead
2025-02-11 23:13:30 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature,
researchers push ahead with release
Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature
Assessment—which was based on
significant public feedback and
strove to reveal how nature loss
influences climate change and
impacts humanity—may still see
the light of day after the Trump
administration abruptly ended
the ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The
New York Times that the nature
report was "too important to die"
and that an "amazingly broad
consensus" remains among its
mostly volunteer authors, so the
expansive report must be completed
and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was
due on Tuesday, so the bulk of the
initial work appears mostly done.
Although the webpage for the
project has been deleted, an
archived version shows that
researchers had expected to spend
the rest of 2025 seeking external
review and edits before releasing
the final report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called
for the nature report in 2022,
posting in the federal register
that "existing reports and
assessments provide partial views
of changes in nature and how they
affect the nation, but the United
States lacks comprehensive
knowledge on these major aspects
of global change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-report-
on
-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be rounded up
and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Dawn Flood
2025-02-13 17:10:25 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature,
researchers push ahead with release
Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature
Assessment�which was based on
significant public feedback and
strove to reveal how nature loss
influences climate change and
impacts humanity�may still see
the light of day after the Trump
administration abruptly ended
the ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The
New York Times that the nature
report was "too important to die"
and that an "amazingly broad
consensus" remains among its
mostly volunteer authors, so the
expansive report must be completed
and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was
due on Tuesday, so the bulk of the
initial work appears mostly done.
Although the webpage for the
project has been deleted, an
archived version shows that
researchers had expected to spend
the rest of 2025 seeking external
review and edits before releasing
the final report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called
for the nature report in 2022,
posting in the federal register
that "existing reports and
assessments provide partial views
of changes in nature and how they
affect the nation, but the United
States lacks comprehensive
knowledge on these major aspects
of global change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-report-
on
-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be rounded up
and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Yep, those Trumptards really are nuts.

As for anthropogenic global warming, the Universe could not care less if the
report is published or not.

Dawn
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2025-02-13 17:14:51 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature, researchers push ahead with
release
Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature Assessment�which was based on
significant public feedback and strove to reveal how nature loss
influences climate change and impacts humanity�may still see the
light of day after the Trump administration abruptly ended the
ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The New York Times that the nature report
was "too important to die" and that an "amazingly broad consensus"
remains among its mostly volunteer authors, so the expansive report
must be completed and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was due on Tuesday, so the bulk of the
initial work appears mostly done. Although the webpage for the
project has been deleted, an archived version shows that researchers
had expected to spend the rest of 2025 seeking external review and
edits before releasing the final report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called for the nature report in 2022,
posting in the federal register that "existing reports and
assessments provide partial views of changes in nature and how they
affect the nation, but the United States lacks comprehensive
knowledge on these major aspects of global change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-report-
on
-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be rounded
up and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Yep, those Trumptards really are nuts.
As for anthropogenic global warming, the Universe could not care less if the
report is published or not.
Dawn
who provides the paper
Terry Miles
2025-02-13 17:22:19 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature, researchers push ahead
with release Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature Assessment�which was based on
significant public feedback and strove to reveal how nature
loss influences climate change and impacts humanity�may still
see the light of day after the Trump administration abruptly
ended the ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The New York Times that the nature
report was "too important to die" and that an "amazingly broad
consensus" remains among its mostly volunteer authors, so the
expansive report must be completed and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was due on Tuesday, so the bulk
of the initial work appears mostly done. Although the webpage
for the project has been deleted, an archived version shows
that researchers had expected to spend the rest of 2025
seeking external review and edits before releasing the final
report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called for the nature report in
2022, posting in the federal register that "existing reports
and assessments provide partial views of changes in nature and
how they affect the nation, but the United States lacks
comprehensive knowledge on these major aspects of global
change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-report-
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-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be
rounded up and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Yep, those Trumptards really are nuts.
As for anthropogenic global warming, the Universe could not care
less if the report is published or not.
Dawn
who provides the paper
Exactly. That makes all the difference.
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2025-02-13 18:16:41 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature, researchers push ahead with
release
Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature Assessment�which was based on
significant public feedback and strove to reveal how nature loss
influences climate change and impacts humanity�may still see the
light of day after the Trump administration abruptly ended the
ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The New York Times that the nature report
was "too important to die" and that an "amazingly broad consensus"
remains among its mostly volunteer authors, so the expansive report
must be completed and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was due on Tuesday, so the bulk of the
initial work appears mostly done. Although the webpage for the
project has been deleted, an archived version shows that researchers
had expected to spend the rest of 2025 seeking external review and
edits before releasing the final report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called for the nature report in 2022,
posting in the federal register that "existing reports and
assessments provide partial views of changes in nature and how they
affect the nation, but the United States lacks comprehensive
knowledge on these major aspects of global change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-report-
on
-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be rounded
up and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Yep, those Trumptards really are nuts.
As for anthropogenic global warming, the Universe could not care less if the
report is published or not.
Dawn
who provides the paper
The Toronto Star.
Mitchell Holman
2025-02-13 18:25:09 UTC
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After Trump killed a report on nature,
researchers push ahead with release
Feb 11
The first-ever National Nature
Assessmentï¿œwhich was based on
significant public feedback and
strove to reveal how nature loss
influences climate change and
impacts humanityï¿œmay still see
the light of day after the Trump
administration abruptly ended
the ambitious project.
Researchers involved told The
New York Times that the nature
report was "too important to die"
and that an "amazingly broad
consensus" remains among its
mostly volunteer authors, so the
expansive report must be completed
and released to the public.
The first draft of the report was
due on Tuesday, so the bulk of the
initial work appears mostly done.
Although the webpage for the
project has been deleted, an
archived version shows that
researchers had expected to spend
the rest of 2025 seeking external
review and edits before releasing
the final report in late 2026.
Former President Joe Biden called
for the nature report in 2022,
posting in the federal register
that "existing reports and
assessments provide partial views
of changes in nature and how they
affect the nation, but the United
States lacks comprehensive
knowledge on these major aspects
of global change."
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/after-trump-killed-a-repor
t-
on
-nature-researchers-push-ahead-with-release/
Trump's advisors say the scientists who defy Trump should be rounded
up and shot with some being deported to Gitmo.
Yep, those Trumptards really are nuts.
As for anthropogenic global warming, the Universe could not care less if the
report is published or not.
Dawn
"Here's tha thing about science; it's
true whether you believe it or not"
- Neil DeGrass Tyson

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