Scientists give harsh grades to Trump administration work aimed at undoing a key climate finding

Scientists criticize two key documents from the Trump administration who dispute the idea that climate change endangered the public. Documents of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Ministry of Energy argue that the impact of climate change is unclear and that the American reductions in greenhouse gas emissions have little global effect. Most of the scientists who answered questions from the Associated Press said that the reports abuse or misinterpret their work. A common criticism was that the cherry picking documents to minimize the gravity of climate change. When they were asked to note the documents, those questioned most often gave the work an F.