World leaders reaffirm commitment to Paris climate agreement after US withdrawal

theguardian.com

World leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris climate agreement following Donald Trump's order to withdraw the U.S. from the pact. Countries like Canada, China, and those in Europe have emphasized their dedication to tackling climate change. Despite the U.S. withdrawal, many nations continue to pursue climate goals. Officials from the EU and Canada expressed disappointment but highlighted ongoing efforts to combat climate change, noting that the Paris agreement remains vital for global cooperation. The withdrawal raises concerns for vulnerable nations facing climate impacts. Leaders from Africa and other developing regions warned that the U.S. exit could reverse progress in reducing emissions and hinder necessary support for adaptation efforts.


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