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Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones.

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Climate Reserve, backed by tens of millions of dollars and led by former Biden administration official Aparna Shrivastava, has funded more than two dozen new positions for laid-off climate experts at nonprofits and universities including the Environmental Protection Network and University of Minnesota, placing researchers whose federal jobs were eliminated during the Trump administration's cuts to science agencies.

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The initiative is new and continuing to scale; the article does not detail how many more positions will be funded or over what timeframe.

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