Indonesia casts doubt on role of Paris climate accord after Donald Trump's exit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Indonesia would need a dramatic policy overhaul and massive investments in renewable energy to meet its pledges, but the country has struggled to secure adequate funds.
55% : But many, including the EU bloc, are expected to miss the deadline.
52% : Within hours of taking office, President Trump signed an executive order to withdraw the US from the Paris agreement for a second time, having previously left during his first term.
50% : Developing countries have long called for rich nations to take the lead in addressing climate change by shifting their energy systems from the burning of fossil fuels which are the main cause of climate change.
47% : Where is the justice in that?" said Hashim, referring to carbon dioxide emissions per capita figures.
31% : But Hashim said that he believed an agreed $20bn financial programme to help wean Indonesia off coal would "certainly be scrapped" by the US under Trump.

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