In Madrid, Mike is continuing his work as one of the world’s leading environmentalists – and continuing to lead when President Trump won’t.
Trump refused to support the Paris Agreement, so Mike built a coalition of leaders committed to it. They now number nearly 4,000 strong.
Trump refused to pay America’s bill to help fund the UN’s work on climate change, so Mike did. Year after year.
Trump refused to build a team to measure and manage America’s climate progress, so Mike hired the experts from the Obama administration who were already working on it. Their critically important work tracks how local efforts are making a difference reducing carbon emissions – even as the Trump administration tries to drag us backward.
As president, Mike will make climate change one of his top priorities – starting with rejoining the Paris Agreement and increasing the U.S.'s ambition.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM MIKE’S GLOBAL CLIMATE PROPOSALS
Learn more about Mike’s record on climate and policy highlights here, and stay tuned for details on his domestic climate agenda in the coming weeks.
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