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By CPP Student, Rosalinda Barcellona
The United States should rejoin The Paris Agreement
INTRODUCTION
I. Attention Getter: Do you want your future children to suffer
from our inability to
take care of our environment? According to the United Nations
Framework
Convention on Climate Change (unfccc), the Paris Agreement is
a pact made by
countries within this convention to fight against climate change
through investments
in sustainability and certain requirements such as a global cap
on carbon emissions.
Our country, the United States was one of the countries that
signed on until President
Trump withdrew us.
II. Specific Purpose Statement: Today I will persuade you that
President Trump should
rejoin the Paris Agreement.

III. Identification of Opposition Statement (Fair Hearing): Some
of you may argue
that the Paris Agreement is a waste of America’s money, but the
effects of Global
Warming are becoming increasingly more life threatening, and
if America officially
rejected the agreement, then the economy of other countries
would be damaged.
IV. Significance: This issue applies to everyone around the
world. If we ignore the
effects of Climate Change, then our home will continue to
become less and less
inhabitable.
V. Credibility: I am extremely passionate about Global Climate
Change and the efforts
to reduce its harmful effects and I have participated in a
program that taught me the
many ways Global Warming has become an issue. I have also
done extensive
research on the consequences that will rise from the withdrawal
from the agreement.
VI. Preview Statement: Today we will look at the potential
problems that our
withdrawal will cause. Then I will propose a solution.

MAJOR TRANSITION: First, let me explain the problems
created by the United States’ lack
of participation in the effort to fight against Climate Change.
BODY
I. Main Point: A withdraw will inevitably reduce the United
States’ efforts to remain an
environmentally sustainable country.
A. Environmental issues
1. The reason this is such an important issue is because of the
dangers of our
unsustainable habits as a country.
a. These habits include burning fossil fuels, deforestation,
inefficient
waste management, and overproduction of non-biodegradable
products.
b. The continuous burning of fossil fuels emits a variety of
greenhouse
gases. These gases make their way to the Earth’s atmosphere
where
they act as a “blanket” around the Earth because of their heat
retaining

properties.
ii. One of the greenhouse gases, CO2, which is the
primary focus of the Paris Agreement, is recycled by
nature through the ability of plants to absorb it.
a) You may be thinking, “well that’s good because we
have a lot of trees,” but this is no longer the case due to
mass deforestation for products such as palm oil,
rubber, and crop land. Instead of the CO2 being
absorbed by the plants, it is added to the blanket.
B. How this affects each one of us personally.
1. This blanket not only increases the Earth’s temperature, but it
also has
detrimental effects to the air we breathe.
a. We can see this result in China, where civilians are unable to
leave their house due to the dangerous air quality.
2. Bad air quality also affects the ocean, which is a primary
source of our
oxygen and the main absorber of greenhouse gases. However,
according to
seethesea.org, the ocean is unable to produce as much oxygen
due to the
overproduction of carbon dioxide. This means there is an
imbalance.

a. As you all can see, the United States must follow the aspects
of
the Paris Agreement in order to reduce these destructive
outcomes.
Minor Transition: Not only does the Paris Agreement aid the
world environmentally, but it also
helps the world economically.
C.America’s withdraw will adversely affect other countries who
are within the Paris
Agreement.
1. Mitigation/Building Support: One of the many parts of the
agreement is
mitigation. In this case, mitigation is when the countries come
together to
decrease the severity of climate change.
a. As stated by the World Bank Group, America, China, and
India
have agreed to steadily reduce carbon emissions.
2. Another significant way the countries are working together
through this
agreement is by the goodwill of developed countries helping
developing
countries build a sustainable future.
a. One may argue that our country should not spend more money

on another country, but the investment in a renewable world is
most definitely worth the extra aid given.
Minor Transition: Our retracting from the Paris Agreement
affects the Global Economy.
D. The global economy will also be extremely affected by this
probable withdrawal.
As emphasized by the Advances in Climate Change Research
journal in the
ScienceDirect database, the main issue is with China.
1. If the US pulls out of the deal, then China will have less
“emission space.”
This means that because the US will no longer follow a limit to
the
amount of carbon produced, China will have to compensate for
this extra
carbon and further reduce its emissions.
a. This means the mitigation costs for China will increase
exponentially.
b. China is a leading country in exporting goods, so this extra
costs
for China will lead to unfavorable (to say the least) effects in
the entire world’s economy.

MAJOR TRANSITION: I have explained at many problems
linked to our withdrawal. Now
let’s look at what needs to be done.
II. Main point: A sustainable future will only be possible if
America rejoins the Paris
Agreement.
A. In order to meet our commitments to the agreement, our
states can work together
with the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency to allow
the U.S. economic
growth with our pulse on sustainability. Our nation, its
citizens, and all the
countries in The Paris Agreement stand to benefit from us
rejoining.
CONCLUSION:
I. Review of Main Points: This is because it ensures that each
country is doing its part
to combat the change in conditions to the weather and
environment. In the end, these issues are
going to affect our future families not only environmentally, but
also economically.

II. Call to Action: To urge our President, Donald Trump to
rejoin the agreement, sign
the petition to support the Paris Agreement at moveon.org.
According to KTHV, 338,000 people
have already signed it.
III. Lasting Thought: It is not too late to make a change. As
stated by Mark Cooper in
a journal from the Greenfile database, an official withdrawal
cannot occur for another three
years. This means that we still have a chance to convince
President Trump and the government
to continue on in the Paris Agreement alongside other countries
that are willing to change their
behaviors for a chance at a future.
Works Cited
“Atmospheric Changes and Air Pollution.” Invasive Species,
see-the-
sea.org/topics/pollution/air/AirPol-body.htm.
Breeding, Brittany, and KTHV. “Over 338,000 Sign Petition
Supporting Paris Agreement That
Will Be Delivered to President Trump.” KTHV, KTHV, 2 June
2017,

www.thv11.com/article/news/local/over-338000-sign-petition-
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agreement-that-will-be-delivered-to-president-trump/445263693
Cooper, Mark. “Governing the Global Climate Commons: The
Political Economy of State and
Local Action, after the U.S. Flip-Flop on the Paris Agreement.”
Energy Policy,
doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2018.03.037.
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Mani, Muthukumara; Hussein, Zekarias; Narayanan, Badri;
Wadhwa, Gopalakrishnan Deepika;
and World Bank Group. “Paris Climate Agreement and the
Global Economy: Winners
and Losers.” World Bank Group, April 2018,
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World to Reject the Paris Climate
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Brief Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Introducing Cloud Computing
Chapter 2 Software as a Service (SaaS)
Chapter 3 Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Chapter 4 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Chapter 5 Identity as a Service (IDaaS)
Chapter 6 Data Storage in the Cloud
Chapter 7 Collaboration in the Cloud
Chapter 8 Virtualization
Chapter 9 Securing the Cloud
Chapter 10 Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity and the
Cloud
Chapter 11 Service-Oriented Architecture
Chapter 12 Managing the Cloud
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Chapter 13 Migrating to the Cloud
Chapter 14 Mobile Cloud Computing
Chapter 15 Governing the Cloud
Chapter 16 Evaluating the Cloud’s Business Impact and
Economics
Chapter 17 Designing Cloud-Based
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Chapter 18 Coding Cloud-Based Applications
Chapter 19 Application Scalability

Chapter 20 The Future of the Cloud
Glossary of Key Terms
Index
Credits

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Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Introducing Cloud Computing
Web 2.0 and the Cloud
Distinguishing Cloud Types
Cloud Deployment Models

Cloud Service Models
Exploring Uses of the Cloud
Introducing Scalability
Introducing Virtualization
Collecting Processing Power Through Grid Computing
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
Chapter Review
Chapter 2 Software as a Service (SaaS)
Getting Started with SaaS
Understanding the Multitenant Nature of SaaS

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