NASA
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NASA Cancels Climate Change Satellite to Prioritize Monitoring Greenhouse Gases
NASA scraps the GeoCarb mission, a satellite intended to monitor climate change to prioritize tracking greenhouse gas emissions. The organization, however, maintains that it is still committed to researching climate change research.
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