Paris Agreement

More than 25 percent of Earth will experience serious drought and desertification by the year 2050 if global warming is not curbed, according to a new study by the journal Nature Climate Change.

While the United States renounces its climate leadership, Africa is stepping up its game on solar.

Contrary to the headlines, the country cannot withdraw from its commitment anytime soon.

The waters are rising.

North Korea, known for its reclusive, militant policies, is attacking President Donald Trump for isolating himself from the international community.

Nicaragua says it will sign up to the climate deal, leaving Trump and Assad the only ones outside.

“My conversations with Donald Trump continued after he went into the White House, and I had reasons to believe he would stay in the Paris agreement," Al Gore said.

“It’s our planet too, and America needs to know we can only resolve this problem together,” the U.K.’s environment minister says.

Many indigenous communities hope to one day be granted legal authority to officially join the Paris Agreement.

Nearly half of voters who intend to support Democrats in the 2018 midterms say Trump's plan is "extremely important."

Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement makes it more likely the solar Silicon Valley will be located overseas.

The country is split down party lines about whether climate change is man made.

As a continent Africa already faces four droughts—working against the effects of climate change is a necessity, not an option.

The tiny Pacific island hasn't taken well to several of President Donald Trump's decisions.

Pyongyang said it was "typical" of the U.S. to put the whole planet at risk.

One reporter said he'd never seen a politician's motorcade inspire so many middle fingers.

India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, and foreign minister have dismissed Donald Trump's comments that India signed the Paris deal to receive "billions and billions and billions of dollars in foreign aid from other nations."

Could the U.S.'s decision on the Paris agreement been caused by President Trump's local weatherman?

Trump is not only ignoring the real danger of climate change but ceding economic power to China.

Three White House officials evade the question of whether Trump believes in climate change.

The Fox News host claimed she spoke to the president before he announced the decision to withdraw from the international agreement.

The education secretary praised Trump for his Paris accord decision and his "commitment to rolling back the unrealistic and overreaching regulatory actions by the previous administration."

A Kremlin aide said the deal was “unworkable” without the U.S., while Putin said America must still curb carbon emissions despite the Paris pullout.

President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement inspired condemnation across the planet.

The Terminator star warned Trump: "One man can’t go back in time," joking "Only I can do that."

Japan’s Nikkei closed at over 20,000 points for the first time in 18 months.

State media suggests that China will now take bigger role in the fight against climate change.

The Tesla CEO said he had done "all (he) can" to convince Trump to uphold the Paris accord.

Trump hailed his own move as "a reassertion of American sovereignty," but the nation's independence was never at issue.

Trump's decision to back out of the Paris agreement could be a ballot issue in 2020, as the day after the election is the day the decision could take effect.