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Going in deep: The CSIR is involved in a variety of projects relating to the environment. The article “Job losses threaten the CSIR’s reputation” contains some inaccurate information that, if not corrected, has the potential to mislead the general public about the intention of the restructuring processes at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research .
The organisation acknowledges the importance and value of research into environmental sciences and climate change, especially the application of knowledge from this research and development to support industry preparedness for extreme weather events and the reduction of the environmental impact of its operations.
Any claim that the CSIR is retreating from environmental research or climate change is devoid of any truth.
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