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>NOAA officials had been ordered to grant Nikhil Rajpal, a former Twitter employee who appears to have no expertise in ocean and atmospheric science, the power
by jmclnx 2y ago
>NOAA officials had been ordered to grant Nikhil Rajpal, a former Twitter employee who appears to have no expertise in ocean and atmospheric science, the power to edit documents concerning the agency’s work hosted by Google Sites.
Well here we go, 4C here we come.
I am sure this is to prevent the publication of facts relating to Climate Change. These 4 years are critical to avoiding catastrophic events due to Climate Change and we know the new admin wants to increase C02 emissions.
- readthenotes1 2y ago"The email further instructs NMFS employees—responsible for promoting the conservation of sealife and sustainability of America’s seafood sources—to submit details of any ongoing work with international partners for vetting by higher-ups, including those at the US Department of Commerce (DOC), NOAA’s umbrella agency." I'm curious what the maritime group has to do directly with climate change initiatives. It seems like there is a lot of other organizations within NOAA that would be more on point.
- lenerdenator 2y agoIs this through Elon's doing? A former Twitter employee could point that way. I honestly don't get that if it is; guy's money is based on the Hoover-heads in Lower Manhattan buying into the idea that his EV/solar/battery company is worth more than the rest of the auto industry combined. That's more likely to be true if people think they're the solution to the climate crisis. Then again, it might not be, and even if it is, Musk seems further detached from reality, so shrugs