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Fired Government Scientists Are Finding New Ways to Spread the Word on Climate Change
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The Trump administration killed the National Climate Assessment. The researchers who were working on it aren't giving up
The Trump administration killed the National Climate Assessment. The researchers who were working on it aren't giving up
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