There could not be a more appropriate affair for Earth Day 2016 than the most pivotal environment-related event in our history. On April 22, leaders of 192 countries will gather at the United Nations headquarters in New York City to sign the historic Paris agreement on climate change, which officially turns the verbal commitment by the entire world to reduce greenhouse gas emissions into action.
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