06 Dec Should the government increase environmental regulations to prevent climate change?
“Donald Trump announced his intention to pull the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement in June 2017 declaring it weakens American industries and doesn’t do much for the environment. American businesses are increasingly feeling smothered by the volume, scope, and cost of new environmental regulations.
Those in favor believe that the United States need to have strict policies to ensure that American industries do not contribute to the increasing danger of climate change and global warming. Opponents argue that more pressure should be built on China, India, Brazil and other countries which are high on carbon emissions.
What are your thoughts? Should the government increase environmental regulations to prevent climate change?
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Today is the day. Now is the moment. Vote for change.
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Should the government increase environmental regulations to prevent climate change?
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Derreal Johnson
Posted at 13:11h, 01 NovemberClimate change has happened since the beginning. Remember the picture of George Washington crossing a frozen Delaware River? When have you seen the Delaware freeze over lately. Just think, they didn’t even have cars and airplanes back then. There have been story’s of famine and other difficult times do to climate change from the beginning of time, and I was not due to human intervention. More regulations, will serve only to weaken and enslave us as a country, by limiting our commerce and stealing our money; and it will not affect the climate on bit.