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Who Suffers Most from US Withdrawal from Paris Climate Agreement? The US Itself, says Chatham House Researcher

Posted By: adminon: June 02, 2017In: FlashbackTags: California, Chatham House, CHINA, DONALD TRUMP, Paris Climate Change Agreement 2015, Rob BaileyNo CommentsViews:
Who Suffers Most from US Withdrawal from Paris Climate Agreement? The US Itself, says Chatham House Researcher

Chatham House’s Gitika Bhardwaj interviewed Rob Bailey, the Director of Energy, Environment and Resources of the leading UK think-tank on who suffers most from Trump’s decision to call it qu... Read more

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