The controversial Paris Agreement deal is an agreement with the UNFCCC which will deal with ways of combating the ongoing problem of greenhouse gas emissions as well as adaptation and how these process can be solved financially.
The deal was initiated November 2016 involves European member states and is in a bid to reduce the effects of global warming to try and reduce global temperatures to a "stable" level.
It is not surprising that the agreement is controversial as scientists in more recent months are reporting that the earth is going through a stage of global cooling instead of global warming, with temperatures already at more "stable" level than it is stated by some environmentalists. Some even say that global warming is a hoax as a way to tax for carbon emissions.
Also people have speculated a rumour these past few years at a possible "carbon tax". It was reported yesterday that scientists fear that if tax on carbon emissions is not drastically increased by 2030 then we could be headed for "catastrophic" global warming.
President Trump has taken the decision to withdraw from the agreement, presumably to focus on climate interests within the U.S. and may also be an economic decision as well as environmental.
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