Die NASA wird nicht den Schlüsselbericht des Klimawandels online veröffentlichen, wobei die „NO -rechtliche Verpflichtung“ dazu aufgeführt ist

> A major climate report, the U.S. government’s primary, peer-reviewed climate assessment that is completed every four to five years, **will not be published on NASA’s website**, reversing course after the White House indicated the space agency would make the document publicly available online.

> The decision complicates public access to the National Climate Assessment (NCA), which contains key scientific findings used to track risks and impacts of climate change across the United States. NASA says it will not post the climate report to its website, **citing lack of legal obligation.** The move contradicts a July 3 statement from the White House naming NASA as the new host for the documents after their original site, globalchange.gov, was shut down, according to an Associated Press report.

> „NASA has no legal obligations to host globalchange.gov’s data,“ NASA’s press secretary Bethany Stevens said. She added that the USGCRP, the U.S. Global Change Research Program, responsible for overseeing the study and previously published the findings on its own website, „**met its statutory requirements by presenting its reports to Congress**,“ Stevens said.

> The official USGCRP website remains down. **As of yet, no other agency has been publicly assigned to host the reports.**

> The breakdown in public access has drawn concerns about government transparency and long-term support for climate research. The White House’s FY2026 budget proposal for NASA already suggests **stripping the agency of 47% of its science funding**, though that may now be getting some pushback from lawmakers in Congress.

How about a social, moral, and public good obligation? Oh right, this administration doesn’t give a single fuck about any of that.