House Science Chair Brian Babin has questioned the National Academies climate report committee's composition, objectivity, and funding, signaling renewed scrutiny from lawmakers. The National Academies, a respected independent body, has produced a climate report that has faced political scrutiny. Babin's remarks come amid ongoing debates over the agency's role in shaping climate policy. Babin said he had questions about the committee's composition, objectivity, and funding, indicating that lawmakers are closely monitoring the process. The debate may prompt a review of the committee's structure and funding, potentially affecting future climate research and policy guidance.