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Trump reportedly plans to sunset the main federal government website on climate change.

Climate.gov will soon stop publishing new content after most of the people maintaining the website saw their contacts terminated, the Guardian reports. We don’t know yet if the website will continue to be accessible to the public.

The Trump administration has already faced — and lost — legal battles forcing it to restore other climate and health resources to federal websites. It has also removed climate information from FEMA’s website. The Federal Environmental Web Tracker is documenting these kinds of changes.

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