Climate Changed
China, EU and Canada Form Climate Pact as Trump Stands Alone
- U.S. to make decision on how to approach Paris Agreement
- Environment on the agenda at the G-7 summit in Sicily
The Coming Storm of Climate Change
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China, Canada and the European Union are joining forces to advance the Paris Agreement while President Donald Trump is still deciding whether the U.S. should stick with the landmark deal on climate change.
Canada’s environment minister Catherine McKenna, EU Climate and Energy Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete and China’s special envoy for climate change Xie Zhenhua are meeting Tuesday in Berlin to discuss climate leadership and how to maintain momentum if the U.S. pulls out of the Paris Agreement. In September, the three will convene a ministerial-level meeting in support of the Paris accord, Canete said in an email.