Will the United States Accept Responsibility to Lead with a

<p>Although the United States has refused to accept the principle that it owes global reparations for past damage to the atmosphere, could reframing the issue as one of global leadership, instead of punishment, appeal to the nation&#39;s better instincts?&nbsp;</p>

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