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1. President Trump announced at a speech in the Rose Garden on June 1, 2017, that his administration would begin the four-year process of withdrawing the United States from the 2015 Paris Climate Accord. The international agreement was signed by 195 countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

2. The Paris Climate Accord is a voluntary, non-binding agreement and allows participant countries to set their own carbon emission goals, deadlines and carbon reduction strategies. Under former president Barack Obama and former Secretary of State John Kerry, the United States agreed to reduce emissions by approximately 26 percent by 2025.

3. All countries in the agreement are permitted to alter their commitments and there are no legal penalties for failing to reach goals. Instead, the agreement has a peer pressure mechanism to encourage countries that fall short of meeting the goals.

4. Arguing that his decision was motivated by a “reassertion of American sovereignty,” Trump said during his speech that he was “elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris.” Major U.S. allies, climate activists, business leaders and even the Pope had urged the president to remain in the agreement.

5. The Paris Climate Accord was designed to prevent the average global surface temperature from warming beyond 1.5॰ Celsius beyond preindustrial levels. Warming beyond that “danger point” has been predicted to bring about a significant rise in sea level, longer droughts, and greater severe weather.

6. President Trump has had a history of skepticism towards human-induced climate change. In 2012, Trump tweeted that global warming was a hoax perpetuated by the Chinese, promised to exit the Paris agreement on the campaign trail and repeatedly asserted that environmental regulations cost American jobs in the energy sector.

7. One of President Trump’s primary stated reasons for withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accords was that it disadvantaged the United States and American taxpayers “to the exclusive benefit of other countries” he said in his announcement speech in the White House Rose Garden. However, California Governor Jerry Brown said that withdrawing from the agreement would actually cost Americans jobs.

8. President Trump said that he would pursue negotiations to re-enter the agreement in the future. However, he did not indicate that the Paris agreement was a high priority for his administration. “If we can [re-enter], great. If we can’t, that’s fine,” he said.

9. French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian President Sergio Mattarella issued a joint statement indicating that they did not intend to renegotiate. The U.S. will join Nicaragua and Syria as the only countries that are not signatories of the agreement.

10. In an open letter, more than 1,200 mayors, governors, university presidents, business leaders and investors signaled that they remained committed to fighting climate change with or without Washington. In addition, 12 states and Puerto Rico have formed the U.S. Climate Alliance, all committing to uphold the tenets of the agreement.

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The Paris agreement has been ratified by all countries but Nicaragua (who thinks it doesn’t do enough to stop climate change) and Syria (who’s in the middle of a civil war).
The  US under Donald Trump is attempting to withdraw but can’t officially until November 2020.
European countries are taking the biggest steps France is getting rid of all coal power and all diesel by 2025. Norway is cutting emissions by %95 by 2032.

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Paris is in France
Paris is in France
Paris is in France

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It will start in 2020
It has 195 signatories
It was signed in April 2016

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The agreement includes almost all UN member states, including the USA.
The unlikely positive side of being joined by major polluting big oil.
Fossil fuel companies allowed as sponsors of the climate talks.

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It is an agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention On Climate Change dealing with greenhouse-gas-emissions and other stuff

1:The speed at which the agreement has been acknowledged by the nation

2:the agreement includes almost all the UN members even the United States

3:the unlikely positive of being joined by major pollution

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An agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Dealing with greenhouse-gas-emissions migration, adaptation and finance, starting in the year 2020.
The Paris Agreement's long-term goal is to keep the increase in global average temperature to well below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels

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-it is an agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
-it deals with greenhouse-gas-emissions mitigation, adaptation, and finance
-it starts in 2020

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Nicaragua, Syria have not signed the climate agreement

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Helps with Global Warming, includes a bunch of different countries, they’re going to try to keep the global temperature below 2°C

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It’s an agreement with The United Nations Frame work convention
It’s trying to help the global response to climate change
Aims to strengthen the countries ability to deal with climate change

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175 parties signed
Signed December 12 2015

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1) Climate justice is not defined
2) Not yet into force
3) Non binding agreement

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“The Paris Agreement is an agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, dealing with greenhouse-gas-emissions mitigation, adaptation, and finance, starting in the year 2020”

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Its aim is to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate changes.
The agreement entered into the force on November 4th, 2016
The US intends to withdraw from the agreement

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1. The Paris Climate Agreement  is an agreement within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
2. It deals with greenhouse gas emissions, mitigation, adaptation, and finance.
3. It will start in the year of 2020.

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1. Created by representatives from 196 state parties
2. The long term goal is to keep the temperature from rising over 2°C
3. Every country that is a member is required to regularly report what they are doing to meet the goals of the agreement

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1. A deal on climate change
2. It includes all UN member states
3. Big oil is on board with the plan