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Washington The House of Representatives passed its first major piece of legislation addressing climate change on Thursday, aiming to prevent the US from leaving the Paris climate agreement.
The bill passed, 231-190. Three Republicans joined with Democrats to support the legislation.It prohibits the use of federal funds from being used to withdraw from the treaty -- an agreement that's been sharply criticized by President Donald Trump. He's vowed to withdraw from the treaty, which wouldn't happen until November 2020, the same month as his re-election. Trump announced in June 2017 that the US would withdraw from the agreement.
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