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Orbiters still tracking climate, but other research at risk
Despite the government shutdown, America's climate satellites are still gathering data and tracking the steady progress of climate change.
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Scott Waldman, E&E News reporter
Despite the government shutdown, America's climate satellites are still gathering data and tracking the steady progress of climate change.
A Supreme Court ruling with unknown reach has hobbled administrative judges at some federal agencies, leaving cases in limbo and docket backlogs growing.
By Ellen M. Gilmer, Michael Doyle and Dylan Brown in Greenwire
The Interior Department is seeking senior scientists to lead five regional hubs of the Climate Adaptation Science Centers program.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
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A Supreme Court ruling with unknown reach has hobbled administrative judges at some federal agencies, leaving cases in limbo and docket backlogs growing.
By Ellen M. Gilmer, Michael Doyle and Dylan Brown in Greenwire
The Interior Department is seeking senior scientists to lead five regional hubs of the Climate Adaptation Science Centers program.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire