Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
NCSE members had the opportunity to hear from Rebecca Lindsey, managing director of Climate.us — a private, nonprofit successor to the shuttered Climate.gov. Lindsey discussed the importance of preserving public access to trusted climate science data and shared insights into the development of Climate.us. She was interviewed by NCSE Executive Director Amanda L. Townley, who applauded the efforts of Lindsey and her colleagues to keep this resource so vital to the public understanding of climate change operating.
Visit Climate.us - climate.us
Interested in becoming a member? Join our fight by signing up! A membership supports NCSE's work to safeguard sound science and ensure students get the accurate science education they deserve. https://ncse.ngo/member-social
NCSE members had the opportunity to hear from Rebecca Lindsey, managing director of Climate.us — a private, nonprofit successor to the shuttered Climate.gov. Lindsey discussed the importance of preserving public access to trusted climate science data and shared insights into the development of Climate.us. She was interviewed by NCSE Executive Director Amanda L. Townley, who applauded the efforts of Lindsey and her colleagues to keep this resource so vital to the public understanding of climate change operating.
Visit Climate.us - climate.us
Interested in becoming a member? Join our fight by signing up! A membership supports NCSE's work to safeguard sound science and ensure students get the accurate science education they deserve. https://ncse.ngo/member-social
