let's return to our main story, the annual un climate conference, which has kicked off with its presentits road to ruin. john podesta has commented about donald trump off views on climate, let's listen. , . . , off views on climate, let's listen. g . . , ., listen. injanuary, we are auoin listen. injanuary, we are going to _ listen. injanuary, we are going to inaugurate - listen. injanuary, we are going to inaugurate a - listen. in january, we are - going to inaugurate a president whose relationship with climate change is captured by the words hoax and fossil fuels. he has vowed to dismantle our environmental safeguards and once again and withdraw the united states from the paris agreement. that is what he has said, and we should believe him. the united states is a democracy, and in a democracy, the will of the people prevail. our administration is working with the incoming administration to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition of power. but what i want to tell you today is that while united states government under donald trump may put climate action on the back burner, they work to

also on the program knew last minute deal on the table of the un climate conference. which countries are asked to pledge $250000000.00 a year to help develop inclinations to deal with global warming the . i'm full go welcome to the program and we begin. we full out from the arrest warrants issued by the international criminal court for the is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu. end of this for allegedly commission will crimes, and casa, has been mixed reaction from around the world. some governments say these right indeed would be arrested if you enter the countries. others, including the united states, have rejected the course decision. mister, nothing, yahoo himself has condemned accusation as upset. the truth is simple. no more is more just then the war that as well as been waging in gaza after her mazda attacked his unprovoked launch, the launching the worst massacre against the jewish people since the holocaust, as many governments are considering their responses. so the i c. c 's decision, $124.00 countries, a signature is to the court within the head, inc

stuart: un climate conference an excuse to shake the un down for cash? is this big conference -- climate conference a money grab? >> there's a reason it's called 29 because there's been 28 other meetings before it which resulted in almost nothing. this of course is that's not been the play for the last two deck said and instead, rich countries tried to bribe the poor parts of the world to at least go along in saying that they want to do something about climate. we started spending about $100 billion a couple of years ago and mostly re-branded money and not real money. but now leaders from the core part of the world want to up the ante and a trillion for more and i read in financial times that the head of the european development bank is actually suggesting that we should be spending $11.7 trillion per year. stuart: slime summits are not meeting deadlines or goals and people are opting out of the rules. what's going to happen to this whole cop 29, cop 30 god knows what. what's going to happen to all this? >> they're very likely going to continue. that's wh

thank you very much stand and i know they're in bay roots and we're turning back now to the un climate conference cop 29, which has finished and it has managed to reach a deal. however controversial and we can now speak to a chandra bush on one of india. so leading environmental policy makers is the founder of the non profit i forest, which works to provide solutions to tackle climate change. so very good to, to have you with us. so indian delegates in a box as a by john colt. the deal of this movie of business. we pull up. do you agree with that assessment? i'm going to use that level strong. good. uh, what i'll call the d, as in boy, did check on a failing back. okay. not the only the, the pointed deals of money that is low, but also the manner in which it has been written. and the bodies that have agreed to it, you will have to take everything into account. i mean, to say it is $300000000000.00 is actually everything in the private sector, public sector by lights, and it might be lots of grand to loan concession alone. everything negative that you can imagine is there any the text? so it is no

and at the un climate conference in either by john, the question will germany and other rich nations have to pay a lot more to mitigate global warming? we'll get some answers from germany's climate on voice at the top 20. no. the break off is good to have you. with this in the united states, republicans have a one enough seeds to control the us house of representatives. the result gives the party a president elect donald trump full control of the government after winning control of the senate and the white house. but even with this majority, trump may still not get everything he wants, including his top picks for is kept. donald trump returned to washington this week, try on, sent, relishing his election when and what he called a powerful mandate. well, thank you very much. is a very nice gathering. is that nice there when nice to in so it's nice to a lot of good friends. it is those good friends and now being nominated for top government positions among them. attorney general pick met gates, a loyal trump follow a who has often acted as his attack dog on capitol hill. gates has been

it has - been a day of big speeches here at the un climate conference in baku.hese rooms here to talk about climate change and the urgent need for action. the host president raised eyebrows when he said oil had been a gift from god to his country azerbaijan, and then we heard from the un secretary—general, and he said that time is running out at the clock is ticking to take action. the uk prime minister here starmer pledged that the uk would reduce its emissions by 2035, it is a big ambitious pledge that has got some people talking here, but it remains to be seen how exactly that would be seen how exactly that would be done. and then behind the scenes, the diplomats from the nearly 200 countries assembled here, will be trying to thrash out a deal. that deal could be much more money from richer nations to poorer nations to help them implement their climate policies, but in a world with many geopolitical problems and a short time cash, that could be a difficult negotiation indeed. there is about ten days left of these talks, and we expect things to get harder in t

the un climate conference and that's about john remains deadlock test the talk center, their final hours delegates are struggling to agree on a new deal on climate financing. after an earlier draft was projected china and india are leading calls for welding nations to provide more than a trillion dollars in climate financing every year. now to south africa where hundreds of illegal minors are, so it'd be hold up in, in the band and goldmine for a 3rd week. police had cut off food supplies to force them out, but after so syllables after a civil society group went to court. they now started sending down packets of food . more and more worried relatives have gathered up the shaft or the bind as they wait for a so called rescue mission to get underway. diane hucker reports from steel, fontaine, the tiers of anguish from a mother and wife. nosy point to these 2 sons and husband are among the legal mine is currently trapped underground. the last time they received food was on sack. today. the best, the main thing we're asking the government for is to send them food. they need food to survive o

sexual misconduct and the use of narcotic explain funding and israel funding to now to the un climate conference in by crew where host as or by john is said to propose a new deal on climate financing after a draft was rejected. china and india have joined many of the worlds most border, more countries in demanding, richard, polluting nations come up with a plan to provide over a trillion dollars in climate financing per year. to week long climate talks are still to reach a consensus. let's cross over to dw correspondent julius of valley inbox to show you a deal on climate financing. seems hard to reach how or negotiations that are progressing. of the yeah, well we've had this latest draft for a text come out yesterday, and since then you haven't seen much movement. we've heard reactions from a lot of countries saying they are concerned that they are disappointed. where with where negotiation stand at the moment, one big sticking point is, uh, this uh, financing uh that is meant to be agreed here at this called financing for poor countries to help adapt and deal with the consequences of climate c

accused of bullcrap the i'm feel welcome to the program and we begin with breaking news from the un climate conference and as a body shop. a new draft deal on climate finance is now on the table. multi countries would pay $250000000000.00 a year by 2035 to help developing nations combat the effects of global warming. now the proposal also sensible, i'm vicious target to raise $1.00 trillion dollars a year from wells in nations and private sector investments by 2075. governments are under pressure to reach a deal today. the last day of the summits, folks could go into overtime if no agreement is reached. dw report that they've shown book is the talks in back who welcome attempts there's, there's 250000000000 dollar proposal main. this somebody can actually land the deal in time of the well, it doesn't really look like, i mean, maybe they can. but so from what we have been observing here in the past days, this offer to developing countries is really nothing close to what they have been asking for over the past months. and especially in the past days and in back who it is certainly nothing they can and t

and we head to the canadian arctic to see how the un climate conference decisions will drastically impactears. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the programme. the bbc has confirmed reports the biden administration will soon provide ukraine with anti—personnel landmines. the widely—banned explosive devices will be used to help prevent russian advances within ukrainian territory. officials said kyiv had committed to not using them in built—up areas. in other developments, ukraine says it's struck an ammunition warehouse about 100 kilometres inside russia — in what the us says was the first time the american—provided long—range missiles have been fired at russian soil. and the us embassy in ukraine has closed its embassy in kyiv after receiving information of a potential air attack. in a statement, the embassy said it had instructed all its staff to evacuate to shelters if an air alert sounds. anti—personnel landmines are electrically fused and require battery power to detonate. they're designed to go off when a person comes in close proximity. they will not detonate when the batter

these un climate conferences are supposed to be about getting rid of oil and gas, not selling more of says officials should remain impartial and should try to avoid conflicts of interest. the costa rican diplomat christiana figueres was in charge of the un climate process during the landmark cop conference in paris in 2015. it's completely unacceptable. the expectation that anyone would go to the cop to cut new deals _ on fossil fuels is not only contrary and egregious to what a - conference of the parties on climate change is. - it is, frankly, a betrayal of that very process. i neither the azeri cop 29 team or socar offered any response to our request for comment. the un did not comment directly, but stressed its requirement for impartiality from all officials. last year, the bbc obtained leaked documents which revealed plans by the uae to use its role as host of cop 28 to strike oil and gas deals. yet, for the first time, the world agreed the need to transition away from fossil fuels. it shows progress could still be made at cop 29. justin rowlatt, bbc news. an iranian national who

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clearly, unless it agrees go from being your thing council on foreign relations you to as the un climate conference in baku where host as a by john is to propose a new deal on climate financing after another draft was rejected. developing nations, according for $1.00 trillion dollars, money that would help because most valuable countries, too painful damages from climate climate damage and developed strategies to adapt to a warming planet. the 2 week climate towards a due to end today was those down a good struggle to agree on the future of climate funding. many of questions the, both the united states will play into a 2nd, trump presidency. so here's a look at what i 2nd trump time could mean for the fight against climate change. first, we're going to drill baby drill. it's no secret trumps america. first agenda puts economy over environment after a particularly strong hurricane season that was intensified by climate change. many worry about a 2nd, trump term troll and is supporters have a different view? clearly on climate policy view that oil and gas is really central to america's global strengt

also on the program knew last minute deal on the table of the un climate conference. which countries are asked to pledge $250000000000.00 a year to help developing nations to deal with global warming. the .

climate change skeptic, right, is an advocate for boosting fossil fuel use. ministers of the un climate conference have been told to come see out tricks and get down to business. this frustration grows about the slow progress being made in by to as a bicycle. and whereas the conference is being held. negotiate says that cop 29, a struggling to come to an agreement over how much financing industrialized nations should provide to developing countries to help them cope with the impact of global warming. protesters cooled on germany's minister for climate protection will. but how back to end the use of fossil fuels in germany and to take more concrete action rift on for some companies are going to, fortunately with the extraction and setting all sorts of energies to, to contribute in the financing of the countries. but i'm not suffering from global warming and helping the teachers in the countries to make the trans investment happening. the and that was germany's economy and climate administer of about how about speaking now it joins by the w as climate report that tim shown back. who is in buck, who

the annual un climate conference cop29 kicks off today, with its president warning that the world ison the road to ruin". the summit is not without controversy with the bbc reporting earlier this week that one of cop29's senior official appears to have used his role to arrange a meeting to discuss potential fossil fuel deals. last year, leaked briefing documents revealed plans by the united arab emirates to discuss fossil fuel deals with 15 nations something the president of cop28 denied. on that, we are joined now by professor chris hewitt, head of international climate services at the world meteorological organization. chris, good to see you. this year is going to be the hottest on record. can you break that down for us? i on record. can you break that down for us?— down for us? i hope this site is ok. down for us? i hope this site is 0k- it _ down for us? i hope this site is 0k- it is — down for us? i hope this site is ok. it is very _ down for us? i hope this site is ok. it is very lively - down for us? i hope this site is ok. it is very lively and . is ok. it is very lively and

there are just three days left of the un climate conference, cop 29 7 and talks are deadlocked.nt might reinvigorate negotations, but said the declaration from brazil lacked direction. efforts to finalise an agreement in baku have been stalled by disputes over how much the deal should entail, who should pay for it, and what types of financing should be included. bhanu bhatnagar, is the spokesperson for the world health organisation�*s regional office for europe. he told me why the who was at the climate conference. who is really calling on the rich part of the world to lead by example, to end fossilfuel subsidies that we know are harming the planet and our health, and instead investing in sustainable alternatives that reduce pollution, cool the planet and to ensure that we are healthy and safe. and i can guarantee you future generations will thank us for it. we have seen pictures, we are seeing pictures at the moment i think from delhi and from islamabad. islamabad from pakistan of the terrible fog and smog that is in the air, the extreme air pollution, leading to schools closin

how to pay for the transition away from fossil fuels, delegates at the un climate conference in azerbaijan are discussing how to increase investments in green technologies. they're also looking at how to encourage countries to invest in climate adaptation. one way to reduce carbon in the atmosphere is to protect the world's forests. but more than $10000000.00 hector is a forest areas are being lost around the world that's according to the united nations. and that means our reinforce could vanish within a century, rapidly expanding agriculture is the main driver of deforestation, particularly cattle ranching story being farming and palm world production. deforestation threatens more than half of the plants biodiversity. it's also responsible for 13 percent of global carbon emissions, making it a major driver of climate change. the annual economic losses from deforestation are estimated more than a $100000000000.00. so brazil has had a difficult here with fires and droughts, destroying wetlands and drying up dry. in gaap rivers in the amazon, one family has been working to restore parts of t

leaders are discussing how to pay for the transition away from fossil fuels that against the un climate conference in azerbaijan. on discussing how to increase investment in green technologies, they will say looking at housing cards, countries to invest in climate adaptation and the role of onto official intelligence. we're doing now by the attorneys to the energy transitions commission . that's an international thing. time focusing on economic growth on climate change mitigation the joints be now from back to thank you. so for joining the program. how concerned are you about climate skeptic? donald trump victory in the us selections, what do you think it's going to mean for climate and the energy transition? a look, i think we will have to be honest. the election of donald trump is the next president, is bad for global progress towards dealing with finance. i mean, the moment he was elected by increased my own, you know, judge mental estimates of how much the world will war them by, let's say, point 2 degrees centigrade if before the selection new. so we might limit a global warming to $1.00. you

way to adopt a draft decision contained in document see a deal agreed and over time of the un climate conference in baku as a bad job. which nations have pledged to give developing countries? phones will $300000000000.00 a year by 2025 to help them cope with the effects of change the climate and exchange. but it's not quite the agreement. some developing nations had been negotiated for the disappointed with the outcome which clearly see daily brings out the i'm pulling this up, the developed country parties to fluency set as possibilities. the data follows 2 weeks of intense negotiations and high drama representatives from an alliance of small island states stage to walk out on saturday, dismissing an initial offer of $250000000.00. the stand of bush, the cop $29.00 summit to the brink of collapse. the final d at $300000000.00 a year is fall short of the $1.00 trillion dollars a year. you and experts say is needed to fight climate change. that's the estimated cost, developing nations, boost phase and switching to clean energy sources and dealing with the impact a fixed rate, whether some delegat

complexity and conflict. >> world leaders are meeting in azerbaijan this week for the annual un climate conference, and it started with a stark new warning. the world meteorological organization says 2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, with the past decade clocking in as the warmest ten year period since record keeping started. >> this is another s.o.s. to the planet. the pace of climate change in the space of just one generation is alarming, but the wars in ukraine and gaza, as well as the reelection of donald trump, are threatening to derail this year's agenda. >> and even in azerbaijan, a repressive country with a poor human rights record, protesters are making their voices heard, linking the israeli offensive in gaza to what they call climate justice. >> there can be no climate justice without human rights. if we can't stop the genocide in palestine, we will not be able to stop the genocide that is coming in terms of climate violence. >> the main focus this year is funding. organizers are hoping to get rich countries to commit to more funding for the developing world to adapt to

and we head to the canadian arctic to see how the un climate conference decisions will drastically impact

um such as the un climate conference is underway this year on track to become the we missed on record the by my name's by this is out. is there a live from the also coming out on attack on a refugee camp in central gulf kills at least 20 palestinians. all these really ami once again. shells, a hospital in gaza, russia and masses. thousands of troops on the board of regents of cost to retake areas seized by you crate. the law son administration takes shape the us president elect names to move people to key roles and his government will be live near dom trumps home in the we begin and as a by zones capital baku where delegates from around the world have gathered for the top $29.00 climate conference for the next 10 days, they will discuss a range of critical issues in the fight against global warming. i'm ready, it is clear that progress will be limited in paris and 2415 countries agreed to keep our planets temperature rise to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels of that promise looks broken. ready? 2024 is set to be the hottest yet on record. i'm the 1st to breach the 1.5 de

in my times at the un climate conference, it was undeniable that the united states sets the tone forgling back and forth with the paris agreement, we know that president trump took us out of it in his first term and is pledging to do the same again, toggling back and forth like that does not create a list of trust. in fact, it creates a permission structure for the other big emitters to renege on their promises, and this is such a devastating year for claimant, this is the year we need leadership among the biggest imagers the most. thank ou for biggest imagers the most. thank you for talking — biggest imagers the most. thank you for talking to _ biggest imagers the most. thank you for talking to us, _ biggest imagers the most. thank you for talking to us, henna - you for talking to us, henna hundal, who will be attending next week's cop conference in azerbaijan. let's turn to the middle east. the lebanese army says an israeli strike near an army checkpoint in the southern city of sidon has killed three people and wounded seven others, including four united nations peacekeepers. the s

the un climate conference is on the way and also by john with this here on track to become the warmest on rec, russia and masses. thousands of troops on the border region with test to retake areas fees by you crate. an attack on a refugee account.

for the current transfer full of schultz and i was about john trust, forge a new deal of the un climate conference news attend in baku delegates are struggling to agree on how to finance a future play by global warming. the little i'm terry martin. good heavy with nations around the world are reacting to the international criminal court. the rest for, as for israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister, your got on the, to our cues of war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. destiny, who has described the accusations against whom is disgraceful and at ease, submit a qual, us presenter bite, and has called the warrant outrages, german foreign minister only, and a bad luck struck a more cautious turn hyperlink. now you can lie with national european and international laws and we are now examining exactly what this means for us in terms of national implementation. or let them know who in gland or to use of directing attacks on civilian populations and using starvation as a weapon of war. those are both war crimes that aren't in national law. other governments have ac

um, such as the un climate conference is on the way this year on track to become the we missed on record. the by my name's by this is out, is there a life from the also coming up on a top corner refuge account and central golf that kills at least 20 palestinians. all these really all me once again shells the hospital in gaza, prussia and masses. thousands of troops on the border regions of cast to retake areas seized by you crate. the plus sign administration take.

and i'm a club reporting from a un climate conference in vacuum and as a by john on the assets raised trillions of dollars for climate find. the in ghost is where the forces of the times homes and shelters across the street. at least 25 people being killed since dawn on tuesday. and that strike hidden overcrowded area near the owl nor most quest of darrow by the city, killing 6 people. many families with sheltering now the time. and it's not going to residential building in the neighborhood of look around, killed at least 4 people. several others are trying to come to debris, emergency teams haven't reached seen a civilian. so kind of been trying to help. meanwhile, in the north, and is there any attack on goals? a c, t q 3 people became just a how is after a drug, an attack on a busy market that kills to others or thousands of people are fleeing by noon, as, as well. titans of siege all northern garza, israel has intensified a tax to the north from all that amongst the many families of heading south, but areas there are also on the heavy from boston and who res. outsides the eliza ho

as world leaders meet at the annual un climate conference, new data showed cities in asia and the united states emit the most pollution. griff jenkins reports from washington. >> we have to face up to this. we have to. >> world leaders at the annual un climate change conference released a new list of the world's most polluted cities on friday, with the u.s. and asia dominating the top five in the lead. shanghai, which emits more than 250 million tons of greenhouse gas every year, coming in a close second. tokyo, followed by two american cities, new york and houston. seoul rounds out the top five, and advocates point out those cities have all seen upticks in respiratory diseases in recent years. >> the fact that the scientists who predicted all of this decades ago have been proven dead right should cause the rest of us to pay more attention to what they're telling us now. >> and while talks continue, there are growing calls for a shift from negotiation to implementation. the lead u.n. negotiator admits the conference is going too slowly. but says progress is being made. >> the progress we

from stanford and california and she is a climate researcher and 3 times delegate to the un climate change conferences, right? to have you on dw and use. what exactly is the connection between climate change and natural disasters of the scale that we're seeing in spain as yeah, thank you for having me, pablo. you know, unfortunately around the world we're seeing these extreme weather events really just devastate populations. and it really depends on the type of batch if we want to say that i made changes, produced more severity or more frequency of data. but so for example, with heat waves, we're seeing a more frequency, more severity and a longer duration with things like tropical psych loans. we're seeing more severity with regards the floods in spain, which i've just been so devastating in the southern and eastern regions. i mean, more than 205 tasks many left and accounted for your for truly briggs, for the local population. what we know is that 1st of all, the mediterranean sea actually recording its highest temperatures to its own recorded history in august. so that region has been unfortunately

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do you expect greater action at this year's un climate change conference considering at the sheer number of extreme events that we've been c yeah, you know, unfortunately this year has just shot or climate record after climate record. i mean, i'm coming at you from the united states or we just had a serially destructive, hurricanes. hurricane helene and milton phillips, hundreds of people died or the $53000000000.00 in damages. we saw more than 1000 people with the iris here at the hodge in mecca because of the extreme heat. so there's your really has to put climate change in full focus and hoping that comp 29 will kind of carry those stories forward and make sure that countries will come around and can be, i think go shooting table. remember just how devastating these are about some bed for populations all around the world. how can we make our cities and communities more resilient to the worst effects of climate change? as you know, i think there are a number of ways i'll highlight one in particular. so with the extreme heat that we've been having throughout this year, that has also bee

the un annual climate conference has started in hazard by john and mid warnings of 20. $24.00 will be the hottest year on record. the focus of this year's meeting is on climate financing. developing countries are seeking assurances. they'll get more funding to deal with more frequent environmental catastrophes. but the election of climate skeptic donald trump, in the us could put the brakes on proposals to deal with global warming. will lead to it's gathering in buck who called 29 well met with the shop warning from the you and climate cheese. he spoke about rising global temperatures, pushing people's lives into k o is crisis, is affecting re single individual in the world. one way or another, i'm as restricted as any one was a single company, but the phone transformation re nation means we must single that 1.5, slip out of reach of temperatures. royce, the implementation of agreements must include them back climate contests for fees have particularly impacted countries in the global south. now india and many african countries that are asking ritual nations to donate a trillion dolla

and at the un climate conference in either by john, the question will germany and other rich nations have to pay a lot more to mitigate global warming? we'll get some answers from germany's climate.

focusing on afghanistan, he explained to me why the taliban should be welcomed to the un climate change conference despite the dismal human rights record to. it's very important for the human rights of scan girls and women. that the taliban go to cop $29.00 and the dentist and start to regain access to climate financing so that the world can get involved again in helping the country to adapt to the terrible effects of climate change. it's getting harder and harder to be a farmer, enough dentist and drugs and floods are worsening. and agriculture is the biggest employer of women outside of their homes. and the terrible effects of the country drawing up for the most heavily unlimited girls. tens of thousands have been displaced just this year because of the extreme weather. when you go into talk to the doctors who deal with malnutrition, you know, as the little girls who are dying the most and those feeding centers. so you don't really, you know, the most vulnerable people in the country desperately need help with client attention and getting the taliban to this conference is a good 1st step. mm hm.

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negotiators at the un climate conference $300 billion over 10 years to try to cope with global warmingdeal in adequate high-profile cannons include a right-wing and nationalist and the leftist prime minister. ghana designers are transferring secondhand clothes into the fashion collections of festival showed off the creations while raising awareness for textile waste. in berlin zookeepers with the rebirth of a marsupial. only the joey's hands and tails have emerged from mom's a pouch so far but that's a look at from stories from around the globe. tonight america mourns an iconic game show host. chuck woolery the original wheel of fortune host has died at the age of 83. christina coleman has more. >> john, tmz is reported chuck woolery died yesterday at his house in texas. his wife reportedly said he was not feeling well went to lie down she said she checked on him a little later is having trouble breathing woolery still passed away. his good friend podcast po host mark young confirmed his death he did not specify the cause. young wrote on exit is with a broken heart that i tell you my d

until if and when voters decide to draw his time in office to a close, the un annual climate conference has started and as or by john, a mid warnings that 2024 will be the hottest year on record. well, the focus of this year's meeting is climate financing. the call $29.00 talks and bako opened with calls for greater global cooperation, and also fresh warnings about climate disasters. but the proceedings stalled almost immediately due to a fight over the agenda. developing countries are seeking assurance as they will get more funding to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. they're asking wealthy countries to pledge one trillion dollars a year. it is 10 times more than currently offers. and we've dw is a chief climate reporter, louise osborne, and joining me now in the studio to talk about what's happening in back of the ways . so good to see you. we have to start with donald trump. the fact that we're going to be seeing a new administration coming in in january of next year. i mean this just the man who is called climate change a hoax. he's promised to to withdraw the united states fro