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<em>The Atlantic</em> Daily: Au Revoir, Paris

Trump's withdrawal from the climate-change agreement, rising local jail populations, Wonder Woman's timely superpowers, and more
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President Trump from the Paris Accord on climate change, making the U.S. one of only three countries in the world that have exempted themselves. (The others are Syria and Nicaragua.) This may pave the way for others to back out, or simply undercut America’s diplomatic leadership. The decision goes against not only the global consensus, but also . In response, China and the EU have to promote clean energy, and one tech leader, Elon Musk, .

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