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President Trump's decision to remove the US from the Paris climate accord prompted swift retribution from those running the Weather Channel's homepage.
It surrounded its main article on the news with other pieces titled: "Sad Day: Global Reaction to Trump's Decision"; "So, What Happens to Earth Now?"; "Still Don't Care? Proof You Should";"… and More Proof…", and "… and Even More Proof…"
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Climate change "is real and backed by science and is happening now", Neil Katz, Weather Channel's senior vice president, told the Washington Post. "We wanted to make that point very clear."
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