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The Curious Timing of Trump's Exit of the Paris Climate Accord
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1:24Now PlayingLike the wedding reception of a runaway bride, the Paris Agreement on global warming is free to go on, just minus a pretty important player. The 2015 accord among almost 200 countries -- the U.S. joins only Syria and Nicaragua on the outside looking in -- brought together the developed and developing worlds to pledge limits on the fossil-fuel pollution that causes climate change. The goal of the accord -- holding temperature rises well below 2 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial levels, to avoid the rising seas and superstorms that climate models predict -- was going to be a challenge even with U.S. involvement. Now the agreement is without the biggest carbon producer in history.
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