EM-DAT — a 30-year-old database of more than 27,000 natural and technological disasters relied upon by climate scientists, governments, and humanitarian organizations worldwide — faces closure after Trump's dismantling of USAID eliminated the 90% of its funding that came from the agency, Carbon Brief reports.
EM-DAT: Trump aid cuts could close database storing ‘world’s memory of disasters’ [Carbon Brief] ↳
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