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Prince Tsunekazu Takeda Urges Japan to Withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement

Prince Tsunekazu Takeda, a great-great-grandson of Emperor Meiji, voiced support for Donald Trump’s decision to pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement. He suggested Japan should also reconsider its participation, citing excessive decarbonization costs and the lack of significant efforts by major carbon-emitting countries.
Jan 23, 2025 - 12:23
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Criticism of the Paris Agreement

Prince Takeda questioned the viability of Japan’s involvement in the climate pact, stating:

Uneven Global Efforts

The prince pointed to disparities in how countries address climate goals:


Historical Context


Potential Impacts of Japan’s Withdrawal

  1. Economic Impact:
    • Redirecting massive funds toward infrastructure, education, or other national projects.
  2. Environmental Impact:
    • A diminished contribution by Japan to global efforts to combat climate change.
  3. Geopolitical Impact:
    • Damage to Japan’s reputation as a leader in sustainable development.
    • Increased isolation from international climate initiatives.

Public Reaction

Prince Takeda’s statement has sparked debate:

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