The Trump administration directed the US agriculture department to erase online references to the climate crisis, shutting down critical resources on the Forest Service website. This move is part of a broader effort to overhaul federal policies and retract environmental protections established by Biden. Agencies were instructed to archive or remove climate change content, further complicating federal operations which also included a hiring freeze and production pauses. Despite the removal, some critical USDA resources remain available, though many pages are inaccessible, raising concerns about lost information essential for combating climate change.
On Thursday, the Trump administration ordered the US agriculture department to remove its websites documenting or referencing the climate crisis.
Officials instructed website managers across the agency to identify and archive or unpublish any landing pages focused on climate change.
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