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Beniboybling
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Trump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on 'politicised science'
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-research
Donald Trump is poised to eliminate all climate change research conducted by Nasa as part of a crackdown on "politicised science", his senior adviser on issues relating to the space agency has said.Nasa's Earth science division is set to be stripped of funding in favor of exploration of deep space, with the president-elect having set a goal during the campaign to explore the entire solar system by the end of the century.
This would mean the elimination of Nasa's world-renowned research into temperature, ice, clouds and other climate phenomena. Nasa's network of satellites provide a wealth of information on climate change, with the Earth science division's budget set to grow to $2bn next year.
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CDT
Re: Trump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on 'politicised science'
Originally posted by Beniboybling
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-research
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This only affect's nasa, right?
Asking, because I don't know how the "division of labor" works in climate research, and want to know if the "non Nasa' sources can pick up the slack (Or perhaps, if non Nasa source's have a bigger impact overall.)
How important are they compared to all the private/university research?
Are there alternative's to Nasa's satelite's? Or would do other parties just use Nasa's web, and pay them for it or something?