After cuts by US President Donald Trump forced the closure of the popular climate.gov website, experts have launched an independent successor. But the administration has also gutted agencies that produce climate information used by millions of Americans. "The public has still lost access to a trusted source of timely climate information," she added. Meanwhile, in the first weeks of the administration, any mentions of climate change were scrubbed from multiple federal agency websites, including the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency. The platform has said it will counter the Trump administration's war on climate science through a collaboration between experts, educators, organizations, universities and civic leaders.