Is Trump's plan to hide all evidence of climate change?
This just appeared on the website of the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center:
"NOTICE: CDIAC as currently configured and hosted by ORNL will cease operations on September 30, 2017. Data will continue to be available through this portal until that time. Data transition plans are being developed with DOE to ensure preservation and availability beyond 2017."
Will data transition plans really be developed, or will the new administration work to have them "disappeared"?
?2017-02-07T03:13:14Z
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CDIAC's data and related information will be moved to NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI).
The DOE is still being run by the "Climate Clowns". 29 years of "Global Warming/Climate Change" (UN IPCC was established in 1988) bias is about to end. Most ALL of the people working within the UN IPCC, DOE, NOAA, and NASA are selectively hired and have been for those 29 years. They have been purely political activist groups who have been pulling BIG GOVERNMENT strings (scientific information puppet masters) for at least that long, and acting as if people are stupid.
The only people who are 'hiding the evidence' are the same people who have been there for decades.
The past 4 Presidents (Bush Sr., Clinton/Gore, Bush Jr., and Obama) have been subsidizing (through leadership) the "Global Warming/Climate Change Scam". It's about time for a "bail out" (the ship is sinking), but it won't be necessary. Trump is "draining the swamp" of activism that has been part of the U.S. Government for most of its years.
Here's a hanky for your runny nose and falling tears. It'll be OK once REAL SCIENCE (and NOT ACTIVIST SCIENCE) is in its proper place.