Rebecca Lindsey, a former NOAA staff member, is managing the restoration of old climate data on Climate.us, amidst the Trump administration's known hostility toward climate action.
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Updated Jul 13
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Rebecca Lindsey, a former NOAA staff member, is managing the restoration of old climate data on Climate.us, amidst the Trump administration's known hostility toward climate action.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Climate patterns are currently being observed and reported by climate.gov, indicating their influence on the ongoing US hurricane season.Sub-event
Mary Lindsey helped establish Climate.us, which utilizes NOAA data resources via climate.gov.1 source
- Rebecca Lindsey lost her job following the shutdown of Climate.gov.Sub-event
Trump administration cuts led to the shutdown of the Climate.us portal.1 source
DOGE cutbacks led to the shutdown of Climate.gov, with Rebecca Lindsey taking the lead on Climate.us.1 source
Former NOAA staff member Rebecca Lindsey is leading the restoration of old climate data on Climate.us.1 source
Lindsey managed the NOAA website and launched a nonprofit site related to her climate data work.1 source
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Rebecca Lindsey
American science writer
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climate.gov
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)