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<blockquote>'''''We now live in a world where ignorance of a very dangerous sort is being deliberately manufactured... The global climate catastrophe gets short shrift, largely because powerful fossil fuel producers still have enormous political clout, following decades-long campaigns to sow doubt about whether anthropogenic emissions are really causing planetary warming.'''''</blockquote>
<blockquote>'''''Judging purely from his transition team, Mr. Trump’s administration could be more hostile to modern science — and especially earth and environmental sciences — than any we have ever had. Whole agencies could go on the chopping block or face deliberate evisceration. President Obama’s Clean Power Plan may be in jeopardy, along with funding for the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.'''''</blockquote>
:<blockquote>-- '''''Robert N. Proctor, professor of the history of science at Stanford University, NYT, November 19, 2016'''''</blockquote>




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We now live in a world where ignorance of a very dangerous sort is being deliberately manufactured... The global climate catastrophe gets short shrift, largely because powerful fossil fuel producers still have enormous political clout, following decades-long campaigns to sow doubt about whether anthropogenic emissions are really causing planetary warming.

Judging purely from his transition team, Mr. Trump’s administration could be more hostile to modern science — and especially earth and environmental sciences — than any we have ever had. Whole agencies could go on the chopping block or face deliberate evisceration. President Obama’s Clean Power Plan may be in jeopardy, along with funding for the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

-- Robert N. Proctor, professor of the history of science at Stanford University, NYT, November 19, 2016


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