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Trump Orders Probe Into ‘Biased’ Manual Used To Advise Judges On ‘Climate Science’

‘Our Taxpayers should not be funding Climate Fraud, and Judges should never have relied upon it,’ wrote President Trump.

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President Trump has ordered an investigation into a left-wing federal contractor’s conduct in assembling a “biased” and “fraudulent” manual used to advise judges on so-called “climate science.” The order came following The Federalist’s extensive reporting on the subject.

The announcement came in a Sunday night Truth Social post, in which Trump highlighted how the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) — alongside its sister nonprofits, the National Academies of Engineering (NAE) and Medicine (NAM) — “has historically published analytical Scientific Manuals” for America’s federal judicial system. Collectively known as NASEM, the organization has worked with the Federal Judicial Center (FJC) to produce these manuals, which are designed to guide and inform judges in their assessment of science-related matters in cases that come before the bench.

“Of course, the Academy has been run by Radical Left Dumocrats who, it turns out, published fraudulent, biased, and misleading Manuals on Climate Change. These bogus Manuals were used by Judges to decide massive ‘Climate Change’ Cases, and have created huge losses across our Country,” Trump wrote.

The FJC and NASEM endured heavy criticism earlier this year after it was revealed that footnotes and citations to notable left-wing climate activists and advocates were included in the latest edition of its Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence. While backlash to the “Reference Guide on Climate Science” ultimately prompted the FJC to retract the section from the manual, the NASEM still posts the manual’s climate section on its website — a concern recently........

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