U.S. Wyoming Senator John Barrasso on Monday led 23 Republican senators in introducing the No Climate Treaties Act, legislation aimed at requiring Senate approval before the United States can join or rejoin any international climate agreement, including the Paris Climate Accord. It also would restrict the use of federal funds to implement or comply with any international climate agreement that does not receive Senate approval. “Democrat administrations have a history of ignoring the will of the American people and bypassing Senate approval to unilaterally join costly international climate treaties,” Barrasso said in a statement. “Climate treaties, like the Paris climate agreement, often set unworkable targets designed to put America at a competitive disadvantage with other countries. The No Climate Treaties Act makes it clear that the United States will no longer join any international climate treaty without Senate approval.