The US climate.gov website, taken down by Mr Trump, has been re-founded by a non-profit

But the people who put together climate.gov didn’t go away. While the government was not slow to do so delete information about the weathervolunteers outside the government were able to keep copies of many things, which the government is not allowed to copy. Volunteers and former climate.gov admins got together and launched weather.us. Tuesday, the team he announced that it completed the restoration of all data lost when climate.gov shut down.

This website includes Climate.gov’s 15-year collection of climate news and articles, expert blogs, observational reports on key climate indicators, maps and data strategies, climate education tools, classroom resources, and a recap of the Fifth National Climate Assessment.

The team behind it, which includes several of the key people who built climate.gov, say they’re not content to just restore lost content. After establishing a nonprofit organization to maintain the new site, the organization will shift its focus to what it calls “long-term projects.” It plans to develop new tools and develop additional tools to help communicate climate change to the public.