The article discusses the alarming implications of President Trump’s early actions in his second term, particularly regarding the future of science and technology. His executive orders and radical appointments suggest a deliberate move towards dismantling established scientific frameworks critical to the U.S. economy. Key appointments, such as Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. at HHS, signify a shift away from evidence-based policy, while other nominees express skepticism towards established scientific truths. Supported by allies like Elon Musk, Trump's administration aims for significant cuts in federal science funding, jeopardizing decades of progress in research and innovation.
Trump's recent executive orders and nominations point towards a potential dismantling of the science and technology framework that has bolstered the American economy for decades.
Nominations like Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for HHS highlight Trump’s apparent disdain for science, raising concerns about the future of crucial scientific institutions.
With associates such as Elon Musk backing him, Trump's administration plans to significantly cut federal funding and install leaders who prioritize personal beliefs over scientific facts.
Chris Wright, nominated as energy secretary, reflects a skepticism towards scientific consensus, which poses risks to proactive climate change measures and scientific integrity.
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