Federal climate assessment website down, reports to relocate to NASA site

It was created on the federal web to host the American national climate assessments, reports agreed upon by congress and a review of the peers covering the effects of climate change in the United States so far this week.

Fox News Digital review found that the websites of the American Global Change Research and National Rating pages have decreased on Tuesday without any links or referrals to other websites.

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The White House said that the reports related to climate will be located within the National Air Navigation and Space Administration (NASA). However, the searches for assessments did not raise anything on NASA, according to Associated Press.

The US National Climate Climate, which has been created five, is published every four years. Some scientists argue that reports provide money and life.

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The US National Climate Climate, which has been created five, is published every four years. (Reuters/Matthew Chields/File Image)

“It is very important for decision makers across the country to know what science is in the national climate evaluation,” Cathy Jacobs, Climate Scientist at Arizona University, said in a statement. “This is the source of the most reliable and well -known information about the climate of the United States.”

In March, president Donald Trump’s energy chief pledged, contrary to climate policies “political polarization” dating back to the Biden era, where the new administration is approaching climate change as a “global physical phenomenon”.

“It is very important for decision makers across the country to know what science is in the national climate evaluation,” Cathy Jacobs, Climate Scientist at Arizona University, said in a statement. (Adobe shares)

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“I am realistic,” Energy Minister Chris Wright told Houston. “The Trump administration will treat climate change for what it is, which is a global physical phenomenon that is the side effects of building the modern world.”

In February, the Trump administration renewed the agency’s sites similarly to get rid of the climate change content, amid a large -scale restoration of federal administrations of content that is not in line with the Trump agenda.

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The White House and people did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.