The Environmental Protection Agency said Friday it would no longer upload research to a database related to greenhouse gas emissions, this move comes a month after its creator was suspended for criticizing the Trump administration .

The database is one of the most viewed in the government, and will now be housed at Stanford University as its creator, Wesley Ingwersen, is leaving the EPA to continue his work there, according to a New York Times report.

Ingwersen was among the hundreds of EPA employees suspended earlier this year after writing a letter stating that President Donald Trump’s policies “undermine the E.P.A. mission of protecting human health and the environment.”

Two private companies will now support Stanford's work. All parties have agreed to continue making the datab

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