EVERY BAD THING We Can Say Goodbye To With Our Exit From The Paris AccordThe word  nothing-burger  has been tossed around so much lately but it s best used in referring to what the Paris Accord would do to change the climate. IT WOULD DO NEARLY NOTHING! If you heard President Trump s speech yesterday then you know this was one of the HUGE points within his remarks. The cost/benefit was so out of line and so unfair for America! It s safe to say that how much the accord would change climate is a nothing burger but the total loss to America would be HUGE!Here s a list from Breitbart News of the things you can say goodbye to now that our AWESOME President has removed us from the Paris Accord:Goodbye to  American Last.  The Paris agreement was basically an attempt to halt climate change on the honor system. Its only legal requirements were for signatories to announce goals and report progress, with no international enforcement mechanism. As a result, it was likely that the United States and wealthy European nations would have adopted and implemented severe climate change rules while many of the world s governments would avoid doing anything that would slow their own economies. The agreement basically made the U.S. economy and Europe s strongest economies sacrificial lambs to the cause of climate change.Industrial Carnage. The regulations necessary to implement the Paris agreement would have cost the U.S. industrial sector 1.1 million jobs, according to a study commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. These job losses would center in cement, iron and steel, and petroleum refining. Industrial output would decline sharply.Hollowing Out Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. The industrial carnage would have been concentrated on four states, according to the Chamber of Commerce study. Michigan s GDP would shrink by 0.8 percent and employment would contract by 74,000 jobs. Missouri s GDP would shrink by 1 percent. Ohio s GDP would contract 1.2 percent. Pennsylvania s GDP would decline by 1.8 percent and the state would lose 140,000 jobs.Smashing Small Businesses, Helping Big Business. Big businesses in America strongly backed the Paris climate deal. In fact, the backers of the climate deal reads like a  who s who  of big American businesses: Apple, General Electric, Intel, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, General Mills, Walmart, DuPont, Unilever, and Johnson & Johnson. These business giants can more easily cope with costly regulations than their smaller competitors and many would, in fact, find business opportunities from the changes required. But smaller businesses and traditional start-ups would likely be hurt by the increased costs of compliance and rising energy costs.Making America Poorer Again. A Heritage Foundation study found that the Paris agreement would have increased the electricity costs of an American family of four by between 13 percent and 20 percent annually. It forecast a loss of income of $20,000 by 2035. In other words, American families would be paying more while making less.Much Poorer. The overall effect of the agreement would have been to reduce U.S. GDP by over $2.5 trillion and eliminate 400,000 jobs by 2035, according to Heritage s study. This would exacerbate problems with government funding and deficits, make Social Security solvency more challenging, and increase reliance on government s spending to support households.Government News
every bad thing we can say goodbye to with our exit from the paris accordthe word tossed around much lately best used referring paris accord would change climate it would do nearly nothing if heard president trump speech yesterday know one huge points within remarks the line unfair america it safe say much accord would change climate nothing burger total loss america would huge here list breitbart news things say goodbye awesome president removed us paris accord goodbye american last the paris agreement basically attempt halt climate change honor system its legal requirements signatories announce goals report progress international enforcement mechanism as result likely united states wealthy european nations would adopted implemented severe climate change rules many world governments would avoid anything would slow economies the agreement basically made economy europe strongest economies sacrificial lambs cause climate carnage the regulations necessary implement paris agreement would cost industrial sector million jobs according study commissioned chamber commerce these job losses would center cement iron steel petroleum refining industrial output would decline out michigan missouri pennsylvania ohio the industrial carnage would concentrated four states according chamber commerce study michigan gdp would shrink percent employment would contract jobs missouri gdp would shrink percent ohio gdp would contract percent pennsylvania gdp would decline percent state would lose small businesses helping big business big businesses america strongly backed paris climate deal in fact backers climate deal reads like big american businesses apple general electric intel facebook google microsoft morgan stanley general mills walmart upon unilever johnson johnson these business giants easily cope costly regulations smaller competitors many would fact find business opportunities changes required but smaller businesses traditional would likely hurt increased costs compliance rising energy america poorer again a heritage foundation study found paris agreement would increased electricity costs american family four percent percent annually it forecast loss income in words american families would paying making poorer the overall effect agreement would reduce gdp trillion eliminate jobs according heritage study this would exacerbated problems government funding deficits make social security solvent challenging increase reliance government spending support news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EVERY BAD THING We Can Say Goodbye To With Our Exit From The Paris AccordThe word  nothing-burger  has been tossed around so much lately but it s best used in referring to what the Paris Accord would do to change the climate. IT WOULD DO NEARLY NOTHING! If you heard President Trump s speech yesterday then you know this was one of the HUGE points within his remarks. The cost/benefit was so out of line and so unfair for America! It s safe to say that how much the accord would change climate is a nothing burger but the total loss to America would be HUGE!Here s a list from Breitbart News of the things you can say goodbye to now that our AWESOME President has removed us from the Paris Accord:Goodbye to  American Last.  The Paris agreement was basically an attempt to halt climate change on the honor system. Its only legal requirements were for signatories to announce goals and report progress, with no international enforcement mechanism. As a result, it was likely that the United States and wealthy European nations would have adopted and implemented severe climate change rules while many of the world s governments would avoid doing anything that would slow their own economies. The agreement basically made the U.S. economy and Europe s strongest economies sacrificial lambs to the cause of climate change.Industrial Carnage. The regulations necessary to implement the Paris agreement would have cost the U.S. industrial sector 1.1 million jobs, according to a study commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. These job losses would center in cement, iron and steel, and petroleum refining. Industrial output would decline sharply.Hollowing Out Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. The industrial carnage would have been concentrated on four states, according to the Chamber of Commerce study. Michigan s GDP would shrink by 0.8 percent and employment would contract by 74,000 jobs. Missouri s GDP would shrink by 1 percent. Ohio s GDP would contract 1.2 percent. Pennsylvania s GDP would decline by 1.8 percent and the state would lose 140,000 jobs.Smashing Small Businesses, Helping Big Business. Big businesses in America strongly backed the Paris climate deal. In fact, the backers of the climate deal reads like a  who s who  of big American businesses: Apple, General Electric, Intel, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, General Mills, Walmart, DuPont, Unilever, and Johnson & Johnson. These business giants can more easily cope with costly regulations than their smaller competitors and many would, in fact, find business opportunities from the changes required. But smaller businesses and traditional start-ups would likely be hurt by the increased costs of compliance and rising energy costs.Making America Poorer Again. A Heritage Foundation study found that the Paris agreement would have increased the electricity costs of an American family of four by between 13 percent and 20 percent annually. It forecast a loss of income of $20,000 by 2035. In other words, American families would be paying more while making less.Much Poorer. The overall effect of the agreement would have been to reduce U.S. GDP by over $2.5 trillion and eliminate 400,000 jobs by 2035, according to Heritage s study. This would exacerbate problems with government funding and deficits, make Social Security solvency more challenging, and increase reliance on government s spending to support households.Government News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: every bad thing we can say goodbye to with our exit from the paris accordthe word tossed around much lately best used referring paris accord would change climate it would do nearly nothing if heard president trump speech yesterday know one huge points within remarks the line unfair america it safe say much accord would change climate nothing burger total loss america would huge here list breitbart news things say goodbye awesome president removed us paris accord goodbye american last the paris agreement basically attempt halt climate change honor system its legal requirements signatories announce goals report progress international enforcement mechanism as result likely united states wealthy european nations would adopted implemented severe climate change rules many world governments would avoid anything would slow economies the agreement basically made economy europe strongest economies sacrificial lambs cause climate carnage the regulations necessary implement paris agreement would cost industrial sector million jobs according study commissioned chamber commerce these job losses would center cement iron steel petroleum refining industrial output would decline out michigan missouri pennsylvania ohio the industrial carnage would concentrated four states according chamber commerce study michigan gdp would shrink percent employment would contract jobs missouri gdp would shrink percent ohio gdp would contract percent pennsylvania gdp would decline percent state would lose small businesses helping big business big businesses america strongly backed paris climate deal in fact backers climate deal reads like big american businesses apple general electric intel facebook google microsoft morgan stanley general mills walmart upon unilever johnson johnson these business giants easily cope costly regulations smaller competitors many would fact find business opportunities changes required but smaller businesses traditional would likely hurt increased costs compliance rising energy america poorer again a heritage foundation study found paris agreement would increased electricity costs american family four percent percent annually it forecast loss income in words american families would paying making poorer the overall effect agreement would reduce gdp trillion eliminate jobs according heritage study this would exacerbated problems government funding deficits make social security solvent challenging increase reliance government spending support news