A lot of information about the changing climate has disappeared under President Donald Trump’s second term, but the erasure ...

In 2025, the U.S. government successfully erased a mountain of climate science from the web without a touch of magic tricks.

It echoes efforts that began in 2017, during Mr. Trump’s first term, when volunteers downloaded as much climate, environmental, energy and public health data as possible because they feared its ...

The Trump administration has directed federal agency staff to remove climate references and scientific data from many web pages. Researchers are rushing to archive it.

A collaborative effort between the universities of Cordoba and Granada improved the spatial resolution of monthly climate ...

The Trump administration orders the removal of climate data from federal websites, sparking backlash from scientists who warn that restricting information won’t stop climate change’s growing ...

Most federal agencies decreased their use of the phrase "climate change" on websites during the first Trump administration, 2017-2020. (Image credit: Eric Nost, et al., 2021, CC BY) As of Feb. 13 ...

Several groups are working to preserve webpages, tools and data – some of which have already gone missing from government webpages since the start of the Trump administration.

Michael Mann, a leading climate scientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has gained recent attention due to a controversial comment regarding President Donald Trump’s refusal ...

While data archiving efforts can stem the tide of removals to some extent, there is no replacement for the government research infrastructures that produce and share climate data.