After the Trump administration shut down Climate.gov — which drew nearly 1 million visitors a month — former NOAA program director Rebecca Lindsey and two colleagues rebuilt it as Climate.us. Crowdfunded with $280,000 and backed by 80 volunteer scientists, the independent site restores access to climate dashboards, data maps, and 15 years of reporting.
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Exempleados de NOAA reconstruyen con 280.000 dólares el sitio de datos climáticos cerrado por el gobierno

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Tras el cierre de Climate.gov — que recibía casi un millón de visitas mensuales — la exdirectora de programa de NOAA Rebecca Lindsey y dos colegas lo reconstruyeron como Climate.us. Financiado con 280.000 dólares recaudados de forma colectiva y respaldado por 80 científicos voluntarios, el sitio independiente restaura el acceso a paneles de datos climáticos, mapas y 15 años de reportajes.

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