Many resources that were previously available are being removed. The Trump Administration removed FEMA’s Future Risk Index last year, which predicted county level economic losses from climate change. It also included low and high emissions scenarios to visualize the impact climate change stands to have on communities around the country. And in December, Zillow, the country’s largest real estate listings site, removed its climate risk rating feature from its website after facing complaints of inaccuracies from home owners and real estate agents. The tool detailed a home's potential risk from floods, wildfires, wind, extreme heat, and poor air quality.