MAINE, USA — The National Park Service recently removed numerous signs at Acadia National Park that detailed the mounting impacts of climate change on Maine’s coast and forests.

The move is part of a sweeping campaign that the Trump administration says is aimed at “ restoring truth and sanity to American history .” In practice, it has been an exercise in scrubbing certain historical and scientific truths from federal sites and institutions, including the horrors of slavery in the United States.

The now-removed Acadia signs , installed in 2023 at the summit of Cadillac Mountain and at the 100-acre Great Meadow wetland, informed visitors of the many ways Maine’s only official national park is changing and how park officials are working to better manage the ecosystem amid rising tem

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