Yes. Tillerson was one of Trump's cabinet members who lobbied Trump hard to stay in the accord. Mattis and McMaster and Kelly-- all former generals also reflected the military view on the importance of the standards set in the Paris Accords. Gary Cohn an ex Goldman guy said the same thing that the current Goldman head tweeted. All the CEO's who lobbied for staying in the accord also reflect what corporations are already doing. With all that, I think we continue to cut carbon emissions without the accord. In fact, the Paris Accord is becoming a standard that shareholders are pressing companies to adopt and will be the basis for lawsuits to be sure corporations do adhere to them-- at the least it forces companies to consider the issue carefully.