National Academies of Sciences says no to demands it remove climate info
State attorneys general have been unsuccessful in their attempt to remove a climate change chapter from a legal manual, maintaining its inclusion for legal reference.
MAIN POINTS
- State attorneys general attempted to remove a climate change chapter.
- The chapter remains part of the legal manual.
- The decision ensures continued reference to climate issues in legal contexts.
- The inclusion reflects the ongoing legal relevance of climate change.
TAKEAWAYS
- Legal manuals will continue to address climate change.
- State attorneys general's efforts to alter the manual were unsuccessful.
- The chapter's presence highlights the importance of climate issues in law.
- Legal professionals will have access to climate-related legal guidance.