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27 U.S. Scientists Relocate to Norway Amid Climate Criticism

4/2/2026

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration faces criticism for an anti-science stance, prompting 27 climate scientists to relocate to Norway, including 23 from the United States.
The Norwegian government invested 100 million NOK to attract international researchers.
New Mexico approved a $1.1 billion plan to advance renewable energy and decarbonization.
Officials warn that ongoing federal climate policy could harm national progress by losing scientists.

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration faces criticism for an anti-science stance, prompting 27 climate scientists to relocate to Norway, including 23 from the United States.
The Norwegian government invested 100 million NOK to attract international researchers.
New Mexico approved a $1.1 billion plan to advance renewable energy and decarbonization.
Officials warn that ongoing federal climate policy could harm national progress by losing scientists.