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Climate Scientist Peter Kalmus Forced to Resign from NASA's JPL Amid Trump Administration's Dismantling of Scientific Research

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Democracy Now!

23d ago· 9 min readenNews

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Climate scientist Peter Kalmus was forced to resign from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory after 15 years, part of a broader Trump administration assault on scientific research. JPL has lost about 30% of its staff since Trump's second term began. Kalmus warns that dismantling federally funded scientific infrastructure comes as rising global temperatures put Earth in "extreme danger," with world leaders failing to take meaningful action despite accelerating climate impacts.

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bskyClimate Scientist Peter Kalmus Forced to Resign from NASA's JPL Amid Trump Administration's Dismantling of Scientific Researchdemocracynow.org

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I was just forced to resign from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
We're on this escalator towards warmer and warmer and warmer temperatures, and world leaders are not doing anything about it.
The JPL has lost about 30% of its staff since President Trump took office for the second time.
The dismantling of federally funded scientific infrastructure comes as rising global temperatures put the Earth in 'extreme danger.'
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We continue to follow the impact of the Trump administration’s ongoing assault on scientific research in the United States with an update from climate scientist Peter Kalmus, who says he has been forced to resign from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL

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