Headline RoundupMay 27th, 2017
Trump Delays Climate Accord Decision
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President Trump is delaying the decision on whether the U.S. will pull out of the Paris climate accord agreement until next week. All other G-7 nations reaffirmed the agreement.
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Trump Delays Decision on Paris Climate AccordsNew York Times (News)
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President Trump declined to endorse the Paris climate accords on Saturday, saying he would decide next week whether the United States would pull out of the 195-nation agreement.
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Leaders issue G7 declaration with U.S. a holdout on climate changePolitico
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Leaders of the G7, the world's most exclusive geopolitical club, issued their 2017 declaration Saturday, with U.S. President Donald Trump refusing to join his counterparts in pledging commitment to the 195-nation Paris accord on climate change.
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Trump not swayed by G-7 leaders on Paris climate dealWashington Times
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President Trump resisted some intense lobbying by leaders of other industrialized nations Friday to back the Paris climate-change agreement at a G-7 summit in Sicily, Italy.
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