"President Trump believes the climate is changing and he believes pollutants are part of the equation", Haley said Saturday, answering a central question in the wake of his decision to withdraw the country from the Paris climate accord.
"I want the world to know that the USA will meet its Paris commitments and that through partnerships among cities, states and businesses we will seek to remain part of the Paris agreement process", Bloomberg said.
The money would support the operations of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Executive Secretariat, "including its work to help countries implement their commitments under the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change", Bloomberg Philanthropies said in a statement late Thursday.
'Just because we got out of a club doesn't mean that we don't care about the environment'.
When asked why the USA pulled out of the climate agreement, Haley blamed former President Barack Obama for agreeing to regulations that were "too onerous", too strict and ultimately un-achievable.
Over the last decade, the USA military and intelligence officials have developed a broad agreement about the security threats that climate change presents, in part by threatening to cause natural disasters in densely populated coastal areas, damage American military bases worldwide and open up new natural resources to global competition.
Robert Orr, one of the architects of the Paris accord and a former special advisor to the UN secretary general on climate change, told AFP that the United States had already been on track to achieve about half its Paris reductions commitment. The jobs were not attainable as long as we lived under those regulations.
In seemingly doubting the existence of climate change, Trump is at odds with the military he leads.
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"If you're changing the dynamics, changing the environment, changing the conditions, it's going to have all kinds of impacts on the way you launch weapons, the way you deploy people".
He asked, "Are you willing to acknowledge that that is nonsense?"
But he backed away from saying to what extent he believed humans were responsible, adding that it "also depends on how much it's going to cost our companies". In recent years, he has expressed skepticism about whether climate change is real, sometimes calling it a hoax. And in multiple instances, he and his administration have avoided using the term "climate change" altogether.
"My suggestion here to Governor Baker is this is a really grand opportunity" said Lesser, who worked for President Barack Obama's White House.
Almost 200 countries agreed to curb greenhouse gas emissions in the Paris agreement in 2015.
Kerry called Trump's Environmental Protection Agency head, Scott Pruitt, an "extremist" who doubts climate science.
"The rest of the world wanted to tell us how to do it", she said.
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