President-elect Donald Trump is facing mounting pressure from allies to stay in the Paris Agreement. The Paris climate agreement, adopted in 2015 and signed in 2016 by nearly all countries on Earth, is a large-scale effort to reduce carbon emissions to halt global warming.

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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

Donald Trump is preparing to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement when he returns to office in January. The president-elect’s team has already prepared an executive order that would see the US leave the international treaty, which commits countries to cutting their greenhouse gas emissions.

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,