It's not just the NOAA monitoring station in Hawaii that's being closed, but also those in Alaska, Samoa and Antartica. If it was just the Hawaii station, we c

It's not just the NOAA monitoring station in Hawaii that's being closed, but also those in Alaska, Samoa and Antartica. If it was just the Hawaii station, we could quibble over its merics (volcanic activity, etc.), but closing all four means only one thing: the US doesn't want data that tracks climate change. If you don't track it, you don't have to do anything about it. Assuming we survive, I can't imagine how future generations will look back on all these attempts at climate change denialism in their history books, dumbfounded by our stupidity.