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Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones.

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Following a 2024 administration that slashed climate science funding, a new initiative called Climate Reserve was established to fund and resuscitate critical climate work. The group has already funded over 24 new positions for fellows working at nonprofits and universities, and has resuscitated federal projects like EJScreen. Despite this progress, the initiative remains secretive to protect its fellows from potential future cuts, and the full scope of its international projects is not yet public.

Key points

• Climate Reserve is a network of experts that has funded over 24 new positions for fellows working at nonprofits and universities since its public launch.
• The initiative functions through a network of experts to identify critical climate work in limbo and find new homes for projects cut from federal budgets.

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The initiative remains secretive to protect its fellows from potential future cuts, and the full scope of its international projects is not yet public.

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