LSE's Stern Says U.S. Important to Climate Deals

LSE's Stern Says U.S. Important to Climate Deals

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Business, Social Studies

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The transcript discusses the importance of the Paris Agreement on climate change, highlighting the US's role and the ongoing debate in Washington about whether to stay in the agreement. Key figures like Rex Tillerson and Mnuchin support staying due to the risks of climate change and potential growth opportunities. However, there is opposition from figures like the head of the EPA and Steve Bannon. The discussion emphasizes the importance of rational decision-making and the hope that the US will remain in the agreement.

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What risks do U.S. leaders understand regarding climate change?

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What is the potential impact on U.S. reputation if the country decides to leave the Paris Agreement?

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