April 5, 2025

27 thoughts on “US rejoins Paris Climate accord – to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050

  1. ahhh finally ..Americans will pay more taxes ..for no reason at all…hehehe you guys are screwed juts like we are Canadians ..Paris Climate accord ..means TAX TAX TAX …nothing else ..in Canada fuel price jumped 50 cents per liter ..that means price of everything which is bring by the truck to your grocery store will go up .. good luck my friends ..this is just a beginning

  2. Best way to stop climate change…

    Throw away everything you already own..

    And go buy it all over again…

    But this time it will save the planet 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  3. Trouble with climate change is rich folk who actually polite the most seem to think there exempt they go all over world on jets big houses flashy big cars basically everything possible that causes climate change but always find excuses why they must live that lifestyle simular to politicians

  4. Rejoining the Paris Accord means you care more about Paris than america.

    It seems the yanks aren't done with mindbogglingly stupid politicians or this was his attempt to make an equally stupid and gullible population think there's a disaster on the cards which only he can prevent.

  5. Biden reversed Trump's Executive Order to reduce pricing for insulin and epinephrine.

    Democrats want higher insulin prices? You should investigate and do a story on this C4!

  6. Humans can not control climate,….oh wait we can,….stop paving roads black,…stop cutting shade trees down,…quit exposing earths surface,…this green deal is so the greedy,..can control you more. Earth has active volcanos that emit more toxic pollutants than ALL of our cars running at once,….but this so called scientist are broke and greedy,….they can not fix a sandwich much less global warming,…

  7. CLEAN ENERGY

    “I’D PUT MY MONEY ON THE SUN AND SOLAR ENERGY.

    What a source of power! I hope we don’t have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that. “

    – THOMAS EDISON, 1931

    Source: Uncommon Friends: Life with Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, Alexis Carrel, and Charles Lindbergh, by James Newton

    Source: Goldman Sachs

  8. 'To reach net zero emissions by 2050, annual clean energy investment worldwide will need to more than triple by 2030 to around $4 trillion. This will create millions of new jobs, significantly lift global economic growth, and achieve universal access to electricity and clean cooking worldwide by the end of the decade.'

    Source: International Energy Agency

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