The United States will not withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, but will attempt to revise the terms of its participation in it. On this on Saturday, September 16, reports The Wall Street Journal. This edition was reported by the Spanish politician, European climate commissioner Miguel Arias Canete. He pointed out that Washington would like to adjust for itself the goals of the agreement on quantitative reduction of air emissions. "The Americans made it clear that they do not want to renegotiate the treaty or develop a parallel agreement with the Paris Agreement," he added.. White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Twitter that the information is not true. "Our position on the Paris Agreement has not changed. President of the United States (Donald Trump) made it clear that we leave it if we do not get pro-American conditions, "she wrote.. On August 5, the US filed an official message to the United Nations about its intention to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate. The State Department then noted that Washington took this step in accordance with the right set forth in the document to terminate cooperation. The foreign ministry indicated that the US will continue to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through innovation and technological advances. June 1, Donald Trump said that the US withdraws from the Paris Agreement, explaining that the implementation of these agreements can cause losses for the country.

The Paris agreement, concluded in 2015, provides for the allocation of $ 100 billion to developing countries to solve climate problems. It replaced the Kyoto Protocol, which was adopted in 1997 in addition to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. In accordance with the provisions of the protocol, developed countries and countries with economies in transition should reduce or stabilize emissions of environmentally harmful greenhouse gases.

Original article: The media reported on the US refusal to withdraw from the Paris agreement on climate.