65438+February 65438+February, on the occasion of the second anniversary of the signing of the Paris Climate Agreement, French President Macron welcomed more than 50 heads of state and government and more than 4000 delegates in Paris, and they will discuss with each other how to promote global climate protection efforts. At this "One Planet" climate protection summit, the United States only sent ambassador-level officials to attend. The summit will last only one day. It will be held on an island on the Seine River in the west of Paris. The organizers are France, the United Nations and the World Bank.

According to German reports, on the eve of the "One Planet" summit, Macron announced that it would provide research funds for 13 American climate protection scientists. When announcing the scholarship program, Macron expressed his hope that these scientists can take advantage of the opportunity of working in France to provide faster and more solutions to meet the challenge of climate change. The purpose of doing this is to "make our earth great again".

Macron also hopes to express his dissatisfaction with the US environmental protection policy through this scholarship program. At Trump's urging, the United States plans to withdraw from the Paris Climate Protection Agreement. American guests attending the Paris Summit seem to include the leaders of the anti-Trump camp in the United States: Microsoft founder Bill Gates, former California Governor Schwarzenegger, Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio, etc. all announced that they will attend the Paris Conference. Unlike Trump, these people all advocate making more efforts for environmental protection.

On the day before the opening of the "One Earth" Summit, more than 50 enterprises issued a joint statement, saying that they would "contribute to the fight against climate change in their respective fields". In addition, these companies, including Adidas, Unilever, Michelin, Philips and Puma, also called on political circles to formulate corresponding framework structures, "so that we can make positive contributions to achieving climate protection goals".

20 15 12 12 The signatories of Paris Agreement on Climate Protection promised to control the global warming within 1.5 degrees (compared with that before industrialization). Up to now, the parliaments of about 170 countries have ratified this agreement. No country except the United States questioned the agreement itself.

Earlier, on the afternoon of June 1 Sunday, local time, US President Trump announced at the White House that the United States would withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. He said that this agreement is unfair to the United States and is redistributing American wealth to other countries. During the campaign, he repeatedly told his supporters that he would withdraw from the Paris Agreement after taking office. When announcing that he would decide whether to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, Trump once again put forward his campaign slogan "Make America Great Again".