The women who wouldn’t let climate data disappear

According to The 19th, Rebecca Lindsey is known for challenging the status quo. From childhood, encouraged by her teacher mother to cultivate an inquisitive spirit, Lindsey developed an outspoken voice—sometimes to the frustration of school administrators. The article profiles her as part of a story about women protecting climate data.

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