The USDA will republish climate change information online following farmer lawsuit

In the first days of the president Donald Trump‘s second administration, federal agencies The websites were commanded to delete information about climate change. Now USDA, the North-East Organic Agriculture Association, the National Resson Defense Council and the Environment Working Group has undertaken to restore the deleted content from the New East Agriculture Union. According to a letter The judge sent to a district court yesterday, the agency has already started the recovery process and “significantly completed” efforts for about two weeks.

In February, USDA includes the material, climate-smart agriculture, forest protection, climate change and the content of a clean energy project in rural areas. The bidders caused this information to provide a notice of information, which is a decision to reduce the freedom of information, which allows you to make information from this information, which allows you to make the information on important federal records. USDA said that “the commodity post-hitting, including all USDA websites and interactive vehicles, including interactive tools listed in the complaint of complaints and interactive vehicles, he said, he said, he said.

“This is a great victory and important first step. Trust our customers from USDA, including our customers, trust information from USDA to understand how our climate change affects our forests, food supply and energy systems” gossip Stephanie Krent, Knight’s first adjustment institute, the staff, filed a lawsuit. “USDA was wrong to remove this web pages in the first place, and this must follow the federal law.”