Last Saturday was Earth Day, and the first March for Science took place across the country--I was in Santa Fe at one of the 600 marches across the globe--to highlight the importance of scientific research at a time when many scientists, and especially climate scientists, believe they are under attack from the Trump administration.
Udall emphasizes the significance of scientific research amidst perceived attacks on scientists by the Trump administration.
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