There’s a very simple fix for this (it’s Axios, so, their weird formatting which I’ve mostly removed)
Trump’s UN climate exit will set back progress, advocates warn
President Trump’s decision to yank the U.S. from UN climate change agencies will set back international progress on addressing the climate, observers say. (snip)
Driving the news: Trump on Wednesday night announced a pullout from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the foundation of most global climate work, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which regularly assesses climate science. (snip)
Zoom in: Climate advocates were dismayed after Trump withdrew a second time from the Paris Agreement upon taking office. But they said the latest move still stings.
“Pulling out of the UNFCCC is a different order of magnitude from the Paris Agreement,” said Jean Su, energy justice director at the Center for Biological Diversity.
“It removes the U.S. completely from the global climate framework and negotiations.”
Avoiding climate talks “will only isolate the United States further, undermine our global stature with allies around the globe, and cede the field to China,” said Kaveh Guilanpour, vice president for international strategies at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.
If they’re so concerned why do so few Warmists practice what they preach? Per their dogma, if they all gave their own use of fossil fuels the Earth would be saved from global boiling, right? Maybe if the Warmists, like Jean Su, didn’t take long fossil fueled trips to climate conferences (she was there in Brazil) we could erase .0000005 of the temperature rise since 1850.
I’m fine with isolating the US from the authoritarian doomsday cult. Go practice what you preach. Leave the rest of us the F alone.
Context: In all likelihood, U.S. scientists can’t be fully barred from participating in IPCC reports. But those working for federal agencies could face repercussions if they do.
They’re welcome to do it on their own time, not the government’s. But, will they, if they aren’t getting lots of taxpayer money?
If they want to participate, that’s fine with me . . . as long as they are not doing so with our taxpayer dollars.
Progress will continue both in the USA and the rest of our planet.
In the USA they are dinosaurs over 50 years old fur for a 2nd total rebuild dozens of coal plants are slated to close because they are more costly to operate than renewables
Americans, like Teach, are voting with their pocketbooks and choosing either fully or partially electrified vehicles
Nukes ? 10 years minimum the last one cost 30 billion to build.
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