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Climate.gov Relaunched After Government Shutdown

The beloved Climate.gov website has been relaunched by a nonprofit after being taken down by the Trump administration. Discover how dedicated volunteers preserved vital climate resources for public access.

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Climate.gov Relaunched After Government Shutdown

The Resurrection of Climate Resources

After the Trump administration's controversial decision to shut down Climate.gov, a dedicated team of volunteers has successfully relaunched the site under the new domain climate.us. This initiative aims to restore access to a wealth of climate information that was previously available, including:

  • 15 years of climate news and stories
  • Expert blogs and visual reports on climate indicators
  • Educational resources and classroom materials
  • Access to the Fifth National Climate Assessment
The new nonprofit organization behind climate.us is not just focused on restoration; they are committed to long-term public service. Their goal is to develop new resources that will help the public understand the complexities of climate change and its implications for our future. This effort highlights the importance of accessible climate information in an era where such data is often suppressed.