First, oppose the Kyoto Protocol. For example, 80% of the world's population, including China and India, is excluded from the obligation to reduce emissions, which has brought serious harm to the American economy.

Secondly, the so-called emission reduction announcement lacks a clear scientific basis, and the Kyoto Protocol has little effect. It is only a supplement to solve the global climate problem (warming) and has no leading role.

Third, the consistent position of the U.S. government is that when environmental problems become serious, countries around the world should not focus entirely on the environmental problems themselves, but should pay attention to how to improve metals and innovate when considering environmental problems.

Finally, it should be emphasized that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is consistent with developing clean energy. We should focus on developing new energy sources and environmental protection industries to stimulate employment and promote the healthy development of the global economy.

The above information comes from Hangzhou Library, and I hope it will be helpful to your research.

References:

Pan Aibao: Studies on America and Relations, Master's Thesis on International Relations, 2009.