United States & Union of Concerned Scientists

United States: In the United States, El Ni can cause more intense storms and heavier rainfall in the South, generally benefiting the agriculture industry, but overall, higher temperatures can dampen economic growth.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through Marc Alessi, warned that the combination of climate change and a 'super El Ni ' could lead to record global temperatures, emphasizing the severe impact of this pairing.

United States: The United States supported the demonstration of the microreactor, indicating potential military applications for the technology.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through its director Edwin Lyman, raised safety concerns and questioned the commercial viability of the microreactor's criticality, representing a critical perspective on nuclear development.

United States: As an Arctic wolf nation, the US loses a key federal tool for monitoring and understanding Arctic wolf change, affecting policy and international standing.

Union of Concerned Scientists: Nonprofit organization that commented on the broader attack on climate science and the need for reliable information in legal cases.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through its director Edwin Lyman, voiced skepticism regarding the business case and waste management of microreactors.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists expects to file lawsuits quickly once the rescission of the endangerment finding is published.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through Dr. Julian Reyes, criticized the nomination of James_O'Neill, stating it would further tighten the Trump administration's control over the United States — National Science Foundation.