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Climate Scientists Condemn Trump DOE Report as Biased

9/2/2025

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Over 85 climate scientists criticize a Trump administration DOE report for bias and scientific flaws, citing selective data use.
The report's authors were chosen for their controversial views, raising concerns about compliance with a 1972 law for balanced perspectives.
Critics claim the report undermines established climate science and serves political agendas, particularly regarding the "endangerment finding."
The scientific community is conducting an independent review, noting the report's lack of peer review and transparency.
Experts stress the importance of credible assessments to guide climate policy, rejecting the report's conclusions.

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Over 85 climate scientists criticize a Trump administration DOE report for bias and scientific flaws, citing selective data use.
The report's authors were chosen for their controversial views, raising concerns about compliance with a 1972 law for balanced perspectives.
Critics claim the report undermines established climate science and serves political agendas, particularly regarding the "endangerment finding."
The scientific community is conducting an independent review, noting the report's lack of peer review and transparency.
Experts stress the importance of credible assessments to guide climate policy, rejecting the report's conclusions.