On June 23, Climate.us launched the full version 1.0 of its new independent, nonprofit climate information website. The Climate.us website was built by members of the team behind NOAA’s Climate.gov website and is intended to protect public access to trusted, science-reviewed climate knowledge.
Climate.us preserves the full content of NOAA’s Climate.gov website as it existed before the site’s operations were shut down in June 2025. It include Climate.gov’s 15-year collection of climate news and stories, expert blogs, visual status reports on key climate indicators, maps and data pathways, climate literacy resources, classroom materials, and restored access to the Fifth National Climate Assessment. You can learn more about the scope of content in the version 1.0 release notes.
“Trusted climate information should not disappear when politics change,” said Rebecca Lindsey, Managing Director of Climate.us. “Climate.us is building an independent, durable platform so people can continue to find the data and information they need to understand and talk about climate, and to teach, report, plan, prepare, and make informed decisions.”
According to the official announcement, this launch marks the shift by Climate.us from rescue work to long-term public service. Climate.us will continue to expand its resources, work with scientific experts, and help people turn climate knowledge into meaningful conversations and informed action.
You can learn more about the site at Climate.us