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National Academies of Sciences says no to demands it remove climate info

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The National Academies of Sciences (NAS) has resisted pressure from Republican attorneys general to remove a climate change chapter from its Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence, which is used by judges. This stance underscores the NAS's commitment to providing comprehensive scientific information despite political opposition. Content creators should note the importance of maintaining integrity and accuracy in scientific reporting amidst political pressures.

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