In early April 2025, NOAA's Climate.gov website removed four critical educational resource links from the "Teaching Climate" section of its footer. The removed resources included:
- Interactive Tools - Climate visualization and modeling tools
- Multimedia - Videos, animations, and educational content
- Resources - Comprehensive teaching materials
- Demos & Experiments - Hands-on climate science activities
While the underlying pages still exist technically, they now display "0 results - No documents found" messages, effectively making hundreds of educational resources inaccessible.
🚫 STILL REMOVED
As of July 2025: The educational resources remain inaccessible through Climate.gov, though some content may exist on third-party sites.
Only Survivor: The "Demos & Experiments" link still functions, redirecting to cleanet.org with intact educational resources.
This removal is part of a broader pattern of climate information suppression by the Trump administration, including:
- Removal of the 2024 Climate Literacy Guide in February 2025
- Systematic targeting of climate education and public engagement resources
- Focus on removing practical, community-relevant climate information
As EDGI notes: "Information, tools, and other resources at the intersection of climate science, equity, and civic engagement provide critical means for people, especially those at the frontlines of climate impacts and injustices, to understand and respond to a changing climate."