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Websites hosting major US climate reports taken down

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593 points geox | 2 comments | 02 Jul 25 21:10 UTC | HN request time: 0.413s | source
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archildress ◴[02 Jul 25 22:51 UTC] No.44449673[source]▶
I just feel extremely sad about the mass quantity of events like this happening right now because they are all aggregate to huge negative effects but the average person knows nothing of it. It feels so unfixable.
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SchemaLoad ◴[03 Jul 25 01:52 UTC] No.44450869[source]▶
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DaSHacka[dead post] ◴[03 Jul 25 03:00 UTC] No.44451230[source]▶
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dragonshed ◴[03 Jul 25 03:36 UTC] No.44451409[source]▶
To piggyback on what PaulDavisThe1st said.

Record numbers of US citizens seeking to relocate to Canada & the UK. In the last couple months I remember seeing several news stories variously about Doctors, Professors and students applying and/or relocating.

Layoffs in the tech sector haven't slowed at all, and couple that with the DOGE Govt layoffs and the recent jobs numbers stories.

I feel quite certain that if the U.S. is actually measured "at #1" for anything good, it won't retain it much longer.

Bias Disclaimer: I'm a former software engineer working an hourly labor job.

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1. nandomrumber ◴[03 Jul 25 09:05 UTC] No.44453073[source]▶
US citizens relocating to Canada and the UK seems misguided at best.

At least the US has at least a handful of themes to choose from among its many states.

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2. ben_w ◴[03 Jul 25 09:20 UTC] No.44453172[source]▶
UK has a lot of themes, they're just all moist.