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Being a climate scientist isn't easy in the age of Trump
Texas Tech University climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe gets hate mail and wrangles with Twitter trolls on a regular basis.
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Hannah Northey, E&E News reporter
Texas Tech University climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe gets hate mail and wrangles with Twitter trolls on a regular basis.
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President Trump has staked political capital on his administration's response to Hurricane Florence. But a White House official who plays a key role in that effort is virtually unknown to those who work at the nexus of natural security and climate change resilience.
By Zack Colman in Climatewire
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