If as Secretary Kerry recently stated, the administration does not have a problem with congress reviewing the Paris agreement, then I expect an affirmative response to testify from EPA, CEQ and the State Department in the new year.
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Inhofe expects the administration to respond to Congress about the Paris agreement review.
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