After the Trump administration dismissed nearly 400 scientists who compile the nation's major quadrennial report on the impacts ... replace the National Climate Assessment, but would complement ...

Earlier this week, Trump’s Republican administration told about 400 scientists working on the National Climate Assessment that they were no longer needed and that the report was being reevaluated.

This was not a report which was arbitrarily prepared and this report is not the last word. If there’s a feeling that it was done unscientifically, there is scope for corrections. The terms of ...

is because it's more than just a report," says Dave White, a sustainability researcher at Arizona State University who has worked on two previous editions of the National Climate Assessment.

The move puts the future of the report, which is required by Congress and is known as the National Climate Assessment, into serious jeopardy, experts said. Since 2000, the federal government has ...

That said, the report has been making its round on social media, and was soon followed by a six-word post from Morant on X. "be careful what you wish for," the point guard wrote. Morant does not ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Parks and Recreation is inviting community members to review its Ballfield Assessment Report that was released on Thursday and share comments through a short online ...

Multiple sources confirmed via a Signal group chat to which I was accidentally added that coming up with one word to describe the current state of each squad is the best possible way to complete ...

It also lacks confidence in its assessment of the government's plan to cut welfare benefits because it has not been given enough time to scrutinise them. The word "uncertainty" featured more than ...

During his latest podcast episode, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that any decision on the Menendez brothers' bid for clemency will be made after the siblings' final risk assessment hearing in June.

"This would align with Trump's signals around climate action," said Kathryn Bowen, a professor at Melbourne University and a lead author on the IPCC's sixth assessment report published last year.