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Weather.Com Has Gone Rogue And Is Trolling Trump After The Paris Agreement Announcement

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clock-iconPUBLISHEDJune 3, 2017
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Weather.Com Has Gone Rogue And Is Trolling Trump After The Paris Agreement Announcement

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Danielle Muoio

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The front page of Weather.com.

 Weather.com isn't holding back after President Donald Trump on Thursday announced that the US would pull out of the Paris Agreement.

The Weather Channel has dedicated its entire front page to content about the effects of climate change paired with snarky headlines like: "Still don't care? Proof you should."

Naturally, social media is applauding the website's commitment to providing concrete facts about climate change while trolling Trump all at once.

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See Also: Trump Withdrawing From Paris Climate Agreement
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