US Exists the Paris Climate Agreement

   What is going to happen next? Where will this lead the country? These are questions that many people are asking after President Donald Trump announced that the United States will no longer be a part of the Paris Climate Agreement. Without being a part of this agreement, we will produce more greenhouse gas, fossil fuel pollution etc. If we were to have stayed with the Paris Climate Agreement, we could work together with other countries and come up with a better solution to plastics, greenhouse gasses, fossil fuel burning, and other pollution. The reason President Trump pulled out is because he thought that by illuminating the production of greenhouse gasses, this will affect the jobs in the US.

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  1. AnonymousOctober 15, 2019 at 6:19 PM

    I believe that President Trump pulling the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement is hurting our environment. Without the climate agreement our environment will be more susceptible to climate change and global warming. I believe that we should rejoin the climate agreement if we want the chance to save our environment because we do not get a second chance.

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