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The Kyoto protocol was signed by Clinton, but neither the Clinton government or the following Bush government ever ratified it. It has also never been unsigned by the Bush governement. Congress could also move forward with ratification without presidential approval, but it could be vetoed by the Whitehouse if approved. Most analysts believe congress would be unable to pass ratification, as many Democrates also reject the treaty. Brandon Caswell

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The United States signed the Kyoto Protocol in 1998 but did not ratify it. In 2001, President George W. Bush announced that the US would not ratify the agreement, citing concerns about its potential impact on the US economy and the lack of commitments from developing countries.

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The USA has signed the protocol but it has not been ratified as of 24/May/2009

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