Can the G7 minus one make progress on climate change?
Supporting the green economy of the future by adopting green trade measures applicable to both domestic production and imports can send a strong pro-Paris message to the U.S. and the rest of the world.
During the recent G7 Summit in Italy, the heads of the seven wealthiest nations found themselves in agreement to fight protectionism in trade. However, their consensus did not extend to the environment as United States President Donald Trump did not agree with his six peers to support the Paris Agre...
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