Should the U.S. withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement?

The Paris Climate Agreement helps us secure the environmental well being of this planet

Withdrawing from this can, and will, put the United States out of a discussion that affects the entire planet. Perhaps, we could deliberate on environmental guidelines that are more fair to the United States, or more harsh on countries that are getting a lighter restrictions, like China and India.

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