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Germany Establishes Backup System for US Climate Data Amid Political Concerns
Germany is enhancing its climate data storage capabilities at the German Climate Computing Center (DKRZ) in Hamburg, adding 5 petabytes of storage to safeguard US climate simulation data. This initiative aims to protect critical datasets from potential political interference, particularly in light of actions taken by the Trump administration that have raised concerns about the integrity and accessibility of climate research data.
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Germany is enhancing its climate data storage capabilities at the German Climate Computing Center (DKRZ) in Hamburg, adding 5 petabytes of storage to safeguard US climate simulation data. This initiative aims to protect critical datasets from potential political interference, particularly in light of actions taken by the Trump administration that have raised concerns about the integrity and accessibility of climate research data.
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