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US judicial body removes climate research paper after complaints from Republicans

A US judicial body has revised an internal document to remove climate research. The Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence is a document used by judges when they have to oversee cases involving complex scientific matters. The climate science chapter has now been deleted, so they'll be on their own with climate-related cases.<br /> This move came after a group of Republican state attorneys wrote a letter to complain about the chapter on climate change. The language in the document, which was authored by researchers from Columbia University, suggests that climate change is driven by the actions of humans. This was a no-go to those state attorneys, despite being an established fact.<br /> "Nothing is 'independent' or 'impartial' in issuing a document [...]

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Match Score: 120.60

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Match Score: 120.34

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Match Score: 88.83

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Match Score: 69.21

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Amazon and Chobani adopt Strella's AI interviews for customer research as fast-growing startup raises $14M

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