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After US President Donald Trump announced plans to withdraw the US from the Paris Climate Agreement, Indonesia is questioning its participation in the Agreement and has expressed doubts about its effectiveness, and Argentina is likely to follow the US and withdraw.
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The Paris Climate Agreement (“Agreement”) is a cornerstone of Globalist efforts to combat so-called climate change. The Agreement’s long-term temperature goal is to keep the rise in global surface temperature to well below 2 °C and pursue efforts to limit it to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels, and is a key component to implementing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”) outlined in Agenda 2030.
Climate change cultists claim that to stay below 1.5 °C of global warming, greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions need to be cut by roughly 50% by 2030 which requires significant reductions in GHG emissions and a transition to “renewable” energy sources, as outlined in the Agreement and supported by Agenda 2030.
The Agreement emphasises the importance of mobilising climate finance to support developing countries in their efforts to reduce emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change, which is also a key component of Agenda 2030.
After taking office for the second time, US President Donald Trump has announced his plan to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement, putting the Globalists’ scheme in jeopardy.
“Unlike the first withdrawal process, which took three years to take effect, this second withdrawal will only take one year to be official,” according to the climate activist group Natural Resources Defence Council (“NRDC”).
The withdrawal taking a year to be official may be wishful thinking on NRDC’s part. President Trump’s executive order states, “The United States Ambassador to the United Nations shall immediately submit formal written notification of the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement … The United States will consider its withdrawal from the Agreement and any attendant obligations to be effective immediately upon this provision of notification.”
And, unfortunately for climate change cultists such as NRDC, it seems that President Trump’s intentions are having a snowball effect, with Indonesia questioning why it should remain in the Paris Agreement and Argentina making plans to follow the US and also withdraw.
Indonesia Doesn’t See The Point Of Remaining In The Paris Climate Agreement
Yesterday the Financial Times reported that Indonesia has expressed doubts about the effectiveness of the Paris Climate Agreement after President Trump announced the country’s withdrawal from the Agreement.
Indonesia’s climate and energy envoy, Hashim Djojohadikusumo, stated that it is unfair for countries like Indonesia to comply with the Agreement when the US, “the world’s second-biggest polluter after China,” is reversing its climate commitments.
Hashim pointed out the significant difference in carbon dioxide emissions per capita between Indonesia (3 tonnes) and the US (13 tonnes), questioning the “justice” of the US leaving the Agreement while Indonesia remains in it.
Indonesia, the world’s sixth-largest polluter, relies heavily on coal for electricity generation and is expected to miss its deadline for submitting new national targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Agreement.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has vowed to phase out coal by 2040, but analysts consider this target aggressive and unlikely to be met without significant policy changes and investments in renewable energy.
Indonesia requires an estimated $1.2 trillion in funding for clean energy, storage and transmission networks, as well as $28 billion for the early retirement of coal plants, to meet its climate goals.
Hashim expressed scepticism about the Just Energy Transition Partnership (“JETP”), a $20 billion financial programme aimed at helping Indonesia transition away from coal, stating that it is likely to be scrapped by the US under Trump. JETP was launched in 2022, led by the US and Japan and backed by promises of private capital from GFANZ.
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JETP has been criticised by Indonesia for failing to disburse funds and for not addressing key issues, such as the early retirement of coal plants. The so-called Just Energy Transition Partnership “is a failed programme”, he said.
You can read the full article published by the Financial Times HERE.
Argentina Considers Exit From Paris Climate Deal
Last week the Financial Times reported that Javier Milei’s government in Argentina is considering a proposal to exit the Paris Climate Agreement, following a similar move by the US under Donald Trump.
A final decision has not been made, but two people familiar with the discussions believe Argentina is likely to leave the Agreement, making it the second country to do so after the US.
Senior officials are studying an internal memo recommending an exit, while civil servants are trying to dissuade Milei’s team from leaving the Agreement.
A departure from the Paris Agreement by Argentina would be a major blow to global efforts to address climate change.
Milei, a libertarian leader, denies that humans are a cause of climate change and condemned the global environmental movement in a speech at the World Economic Forum last week, calling it “fanatical environmentalism” that views human beings as a “cancer” that must be eliminated.
Exiting the Paris Agreement would require congressional approval in Argentina, but Milei has often bypassed Congress via emergency decrees during his presidency.
A withdrawal could have significant consequences for Argentina, including affecting the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, complicating its bid to join the OECD, and risking access to climate-linked international financing streams. Critics argue that Argentina could also be excluded from global carbon markets in the future.
Read the full article published by the Financial Times HERE.
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