President Trump may have raged against Paris Agreement, but the rest of the G20 simply reaffirmed plans to ramp up national climate strategies and phase out inefficient fossil fuel subsidies
The transfer of power is particularly brutal for those who refuse to accept that they lost. This weekend President Trump's final appearance at a G20 Summit was defined by the near complete marginalisation...
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