U.S. reversals on global health and climate policy

Moves to rejoin WHO and the Paris climate treaty were among a burst of immediate directives issued by U.S. President Joe Biden upon taking office.

By John Heilprin - January 20, 2021

The White House in Washington last week (AN/Joyce Boghosian)

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