If the Trump pulls US out of the Paris accords fund, some of that money should go to climate-affected Alaska villages, says Native group
Now that President Trump has announced the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris climate accords, he should make good on his “America first” rhetoric by giving climate-change-impacted Alaska Native communities some of the money that would have otherwise gone to international climate fund—or so says a resolution passed by the state’s largest Native organization at its annual convention.
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