<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>President Trump’s executive order rolling back President Barack Obama’s signature anti-global-warming measure stopped short of withdrawing from the historic Paris climate accord — but raised international concerns Tuesday about whether the United States will do its share to fight the global threat.
<wm>US withdrew its commitment under the treaty last month following public outcry after being initially included in his predecessor Obama’s list of actions that contributed to the creation of the accord. President Obama had promised to be a global environmental leader in his "climate pledge" on climate change at last week’s G7 leaders summit.

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President Trump announced his decision in a statement, calling it necessary due to the need to protect the US Constitution.
“America First” he noted in his statement, a</wm> phrase he believes is more related to protecting Americans in all aspects.

But his statement also made light of