Bringing a Multiparty Agreement Back from the Brink

Following the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, American states, cities, and businesses are forging new negotiations to try to meet their nation’s past commitments.

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In December 2015 in Paris, delegates from 195 nations celebrated reaching agreement on a landmark global climate accord. But a year and a half later, the future of the accord sank into doubt when American president Donald Trump revealed he was withdrawing the United States from the pact. With the move, the U.S. government joined

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