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Bucking Trump, These Cities, States and Companies Commit to Paris Accord - The New York Times

posted onJune 2, 2017
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Representatives of American cities, states and companies are preparing to submit a plan to the United Nations pledging to meet the United States’ greenhouse gas emissions targets under the Paris climate accord, despite President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the agreement. The unnamed group — which, so far, includes 30 mayors, three governors, more than 80 university presidents and more than 100 businesses — is negotiating with the United Nations to have its submission accepted alongside contributions to the Paris climate deal by other nations. “We’re going to do everything America would h

The Paris Climate Deal: What You Need to Know - The New York Times

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Good evening. President Trump announced Thursday that he would pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord. The decision makes good on a campaign promise and aligns with Mr. Trump’s “America first” message. It is also a major setback for the worldwide effort to combat global warming. What does the decision mean?

Trump Hands the Chinese a Gift: The Chance for Global Leadership - The New York Times

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WASHINGTON — President Trump has managed to turn America First into America Isolated. In pulling out of the Paris climate accord, Mr. Trump has created a vacuum of global leadership that presents ripe opportunities to allies and adversaries alike to reorder the world’s power structure. His decision is perhaps the greatest strategic gift to the Chinese, who are eager to fill the void that Washington is leaving around the world on everything from setting the rules of trade and environmental standards to financing the infrastructure projects that give Beijing vast influence. Mr.

As Trump Exits Paris Agreement, Other Nations Are Defiant - The New York Times

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UNITED NATIONS — Leaders from around the world maintained a defiant front on Thursday after President Trump announced that he would withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement. President Emmanuel Macron of France, speaking in English before switching to French, said he believed Mr. Trump was making a mistake. He then extended an offer to Americans: “Tonight, I wish to tell the United States: France believes in you, the world believes in you. I know that you are a great nation.

Trump Will Withdraw U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement - The New York Times

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WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Thursday that the United States would withdraw from the Paris climate accord, weakening efforts to combat global warming and embracing isolationist voices in his White House who argued that the agreement was a pernicious threat to the economy and American sovereignty. In a speech from the Rose Garden, Mr. Trump said the landmark 2015 pact imposed wildly unfair environmental standards on American businesses and workers.

Trump Will Withdraw U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement - The New York Times

posted onJune 2, 2017
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WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Thursday that the United States would withdraw from the Paris climate accord, weakening efforts to combat global warming and embracing isolationist voices in his White House who argued that the agreement was a pernicious threat to the economy and American sovereignty. In a speech from the Rose Garden, Mr. Trump said the landmark 2015 pact imposed wildly unfair environmental standards on American businesses and workers.

Flynn and Trump lawyer subpoenaed over Russia investigation - ABC News

posted onJune 2, 2017
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The House President Trump's attorney Michael Cohen. The subpoenas require Flynn and Cohen to testify before the committee and turn over personal documents and business records. "We hope and expect that anyone called to testify or provide documents will comply with that request, so that we may gain all the information within the scope of our investigation," Reps.

Trump likely to withdraw US from Paris climate accord, senior WH official says - ABC News

posted onJune 2, 2017
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President Trump is likely to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord, a move that would fulfill a key campaign promise and upend a signature achievement of his predecessor, administration officials told ABC News. Although the officials caution no decision is final until the president officially announces it, the White House is now working on how to roll out the announcement and explain the reasons behind Trump's decision. Trump tweeted Wednesday night that he will announce his decision on Thursday at 3 p.m. The president is also facing intense eleventh-hour lobbying