Līza Leimane
@leimane.bsky.social
Working on climate and energy (EN/LV) | currently in DK | Views are my own
Reposted by Līza Leimane
..there's no doubt that:
As climate change supersizes weather extremes, we need MORE info to keep people safe, not less. More experts, instruments, models, research, etc: much of which is being reduced or cut.
Timely, accurate science helps assess risks + make informed decisions that save lives.
As climate change supersizes weather extremes, we need MORE info to keep people safe, not less. More experts, instruments, models, research, etc: much of which is being reduced or cut.
Timely, accurate science helps assess risks + make informed decisions that save lives.
The National Weather Service Is Understaffed and Facing Huge Cuts—That Could Cost Lives
Weather experts warn that staff cuts at the National Weather Service that have been made by the Trump administration are a danger to public safety as tornadoes, hurricanes and heat loom this spring an...
www.scientificamerican.com
July 5, 2025 at 4:07 PM
..there's no doubt that:
As climate change supersizes weather extremes, we need MORE info to keep people safe, not less. More experts, instruments, models, research, etc: much of which is being reduced or cut.
Timely, accurate science helps assess risks + make informed decisions that save lives.
As climate change supersizes weather extremes, we need MORE info to keep people safe, not less. More experts, instruments, models, research, etc: much of which is being reduced or cut.
Timely, accurate science helps assess risks + make informed decisions that save lives.