Federal SB3713 mandates Senate approval for any international climate agreement involving legally binding greenhouse gas emission reductions.
Federal SB3713, known as the No Climate Treaties Act of 2026, restricts federal funds from being used to implement or comply with international climate agreements unless the Senate provides its advice and consent. This requirement applies to any agreement mandating legally binding reductions in domestic greenhouse gas emissions. The bill aims to ensure that any decision to enter or reenter such agreements, including the Paris Agreement, must be formally approved by the Senate.
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