President-elect Donald Trump is facing mounting pressure from allies to stay in the Paris Agreement.

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The world is bracing for President-elect Donald Trump to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement for the second time — only this time, he could move faster and with less restraint. Trump’s vow to pull out would once again leave the United States as one of the only countries not to be a party to the 2015 pact,

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods urged President-elect Trump to stay in the Paris climate agreement, as the oil and gas industry prepares for the new administration. In an interview with The Wall

Top U.S. LNG exporter Cheniere Energy on Tuesday came out in favor of the United States remaining in the Paris climate agreement and complying with methane emissions restrictions, cautioning the incoming Trump administration against reversals.

A second U.S. exit from the Paris Climate Agreement will have profound implications for the United States’ efforts to reduce its own emissions,” an Exxon spokesperson told ESG Dive.

Argentina’s right-wing president, Javier Milei, is considering withdrawing his country from the Paris climate agreement. Donald Trump has pledged to also remove the United States.

One of Donald Trump’s closest international allies has advised him against withdrawing from the Paris global climate pact that America signed in 2015. Asked whether Israel supported the U.S. president-elect’s plan to leave the Paris Agreement,