Scientists Release Independent Climate Findings Series
A group of climate researchers released the initial part of a special collection of climate change findings. These scientists aim to address a perceived gap in climate reporting. This release follows personnel changes in the National Climate Assessment over a year ago.
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Why it matters locally: While the immediate effects are national, Massachusetts, with its significant coastline and reliance on climate-sensitive industries, could be particularly impacted by the availability and accuracy of climate change data. Independent scientific findings could inform state-level policy and planning efforts related to coastal resilience and economic adaptation.
WASHINGTON – A group of climate researchers and other scientists on Tuesday released the first part of a special collection of climate change findings. This publication aims to address what these researchers perceive as an information gap. More than a year ago, personnel changes occurred in the government's work on the National Climate Assessment. These changes affected hundreds of scientists contributing to the official assessment. Following these personnel changes, questions arose regarding the future process for compiling these comprehensive U.S. climate reports. Researchers involved in the new independent collection indicated their work seeks to provide additional climate information.Related Topics
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