The article discusses the initial impact of President Donald Trump's executive actions on the global climate movement following his inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. Trump's administration wasted no time in dismantling the climate policies established by former President Joe Biden, which were intended to drastically reduce carbon emissions and promote green energy initiatives.


Key points include:


1. **Immediate Reversals**: Trump signed executive orders to rescind various climate standards, including those aimed at cutting emissions by 61-66% by 2035, terminating the electric vehicle (EV) mandate, and withdrawing from the Paris Climate Agreement.


2. **Support from Energy Experts**: Proponents of Trump's actions, such as Myron Ebell of the American Lands Council and Jason Isaac of the American Energy Institute, argued that these moves would reduce energy costs and prioritize American workers over global climate obligations.


3. **Criticism from Environmental Groups**: Critics, including leaders from environmental organizations, condemned Trump's executive orders as detrimental to both national and global efforts to combat climate change, suggesting that his policies could exacerbate the climate crisis.




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4. **Contention Surrounding Climate Frameworks**: Supporters claimed that the international climate frameworks, specifically the Paris Accords, impose undue burdens on the U.S. economy while favoring other nations, particularly China.


5. **Long-term Consequences**: Figures like Marc Morano from Climate Depot predicted that Trump's presidency could