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The New York Times reported today that President Donald Trump has had enough of those pesky coastal elites criticizing his decision to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord. Trump reportedly called a top official in the Department of Energy and the chairman of the National Security Council, vowing to block the program’s funding in his next budget unless the administration’s objections are met.
If this is true, it’s extremely disturbing. In a sense, Trump’s threat seems all too familiar, with one difference: Trump could pull the country out of a treaty that was not ratified by the Senate. That’s not how Trump’s predecessors dealt with the issue. As we’ve noted before, the United States would be alone in the world if Trump followed through on his vow to leave the accord, which has been ratified by 195 countries, including even Russia, which Trump has praised on the campaign trail.
Trump has said he wants the United States to "renegotiate" the Paris climate deal. That’s going to be hard to do, because the one-country, 195-nation agreement essentially bans signatory nations from reducing or eliminating emissions without outside help. Trump might be able to scrap an earlier bilateral treaty or replace it with a new one that only addresses U.S. emissions. But that could create a scenario where other countries feel there’s no reason to limit global warming. And if that happened, as Anthony Leiserowitz of Yale and Benjamin Strauss of Harvard note, the United States would be the biggest loser: The country would be taking its voice away from the table.
The Cato Institute, for its part, doesn’t think this will happen.
"There’s a lot of fearmongering out there that the Paris Accord is going to destroy American business," writes Cato’s
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I was taking a look at the user FAQ and noticed that the FAQ seems out-of-date, so I took a look at the FAQ on stackoverflow.com and noticed that the FAQ on stackoverflow.com is out-of-date too. 
I don't want to get into the discussion about whether the FAQ should be community wiki or not. I just want to know whether you want me to update the user FAQ and the FAQ on stackoverflow.com so that it's current?
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This is handled by the moderators. If you see posts or comments by moderators that you think are inaccurate, you can flag them for moderator attention.
The FAQs have been there for long enough that they can probably handle the maintenance (and if you see something that is so outdated that it should go away, please do flag it for attention)
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i will wait until my next day off to do mods work 
Relationships between bacterial community structure and substrate profile in anaerobic digestion of thermophilic starch waste sludge.
Anaerobic digestion is widely used to dispose and recover energy from food and agricultural wastewaters in modern society. However, anaerobic digestion of thermophilic starch waste sludge (TSW) is challenging due to the presence of high-molecular weight polysaccharides and organic acids, which inhibit the metabolism of bacteria. The objectives of this research were to (i) determine the degradation rates of different hydrolysates prepared from TSW, (ii) identify and quantify the dominant species in the TSW bacterial community by amplicon sequencing and (iii) relate bacterial community structure to hydrolysate profile. This study shows
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