Overview
- The article cites EDGAR data showing global greenhouse gas emissions are at a record despite reductions in the European Union.
- A commentator quoted by the outlet claims emissions rose about 12% over the past decade despite major spending tied to Paris goals.
- The piece states that President Donald Trump exited the Paris Agreement by day-one executive order.
- Interviewed critics argue Paris-driven policies raised energy costs, strained industry, and increased reliance on China-made wind, solar, and battery equipment.
- An energy institute executive contends climate policies shifted heavy industry to countries with weaker standards, harming energy security and raising costs.