the president killed about a thousand government websites to save some honey. take that, republicans, who claimed obama would grow government. now the new administration on its way in, people are worried this could happen again but for a much more sinister reason. the washington post reports this week that scientists across the country are currently in an all-out frenzy racing to make duplicates of important climate change data that s currently hosted on a bunch of dot-gov websites. what started as a precaution might turn out to be a real necessity as donald trump has nominated a climate change denier, an oil tycoon, to a top post in his administration. so this effort by climate change scientists to start protecting their data took off like a rocket this week. they re keeping track of all the websites that they need to save on a google doc spreadsheet, then piece by piece they re copying it all on to a nongovernment server. we don t know what will happen to all these government urls
the washington post reports this week that scientists across the country are currently in an all-out frenzy racing to make duplicates of important climate change data that s currently hosted on a bunch of dot-gov websites. what started as a precaution might turn out to be a real necessity as donald trump has nominated a climate change denier, an oil tycoon, to a top post in his administration. so this effort by climate change scientists to start protecting their data took off like a rocket this week. they re keeping track of all the websites that they need to save on a google doc spreadsheet, then piece by piece they re copying it all on to a nongovernment server. we don t know what will happen to all these government urls once donald trump is sworn in next month and what will happen to the data and the study of climate change and its effects. but the nation s leading climate experts aren t taking any chances. president obama has said over and over again since the election that he s
its way in, people are worried this could happen again but for a much more sinister reason. the washington post reports this week that scientists across the country are currently in an all-out frenzy racing to make duplicates of important climate change data that s currently hosted on a bunch of dot-gov websites. what started as a precaution might turn out to be a real necessity as donald trump has nominated a climate change denier, an oil tycoon, to a top post in his administration. so this effort by climate change scientists to start protecting their data took off like a rocket this week. they re keeping track of all the websites that they need to save on a google doc spreadsheet, then piece by piece they re copying it all on to a nongovernment server. we don t know what will happen to all these government urls once donald trump is sworn in next month and what will happen to the data and the study of climate change and its effects. but the nation s leading climate experts aren t ta