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NOAA discontinued this product in May 2025. Climate Central now maintains a successor with the original lead scientist. This is the federal record as it stood, which is the part that stops existing if the page is retired.

The national record of severe weather since 1950. Small, irreplaceable, and held by a single agency.

The core global surface climate record. Older years never change, so conditional requests make keeping current nearly free. This is the baseline any future claim about warming has to be measured against, which is exactly why an unedited copy matters.

Already removed from CDC's site once, in January 2025, and restored only under court order. The largest continuous health survey in the country.

Facility-level chemical releases since 1987. The single most useful public record for anyone asking what is being emitted near where they live, and a recurring target of deregulation.

Inspections, violations, enforcement actions and penalties for 1.5 million regulated facilities. Enforcement records are the first thing to become inconvenient when enforcement stops.

Facility-level emissions from roughly 8,000 large emitters, covering most US emissions. EPA proposed ending reporting for 46 of the program's source categories in September 2025. If that finalises, future years are never collected at all -- so the years that do exist become the whole record.

Removed from CDC's website in January 2025 and restored only after litigation, now carrying added disclaimers. Thirty years of adolescent health data, and demonstrably a target.