oslo/london unite state play big role global talk next month shape paris agreement climate change dismay nations want washington sideline president donald trump plan withdraw deal u.s. officials say constructive annual 195-nation climate meet bonn germany nov. 6-17 work rule book 2015 paris plan shift world economy fossil fuel century nations tear welcome berate washington envoys trump decide june pull instead promote u.s. fossil fuel industry washington retain place talk paris pact stipulate country formally pull november 2020. trump regime really need walk away hold rest world hostage president ineptitude say ian fry represent tuvalu low-lying pacific island nation risk rise sea level storm surge tell reuters trump pro-coal policies doubt climate change cause man-made greenhouse gas emissions could undermine urgency meet senior officials environment minister white house respond request comment state department set brief ahead meet traditionally year track second warm since record begin 19th century behind 2016. scientists say rise temperatures stoke ever powerful hurricanes flood wildfires u.s. delegate preparatory meet say play positive role bonn say nazhat shameem khan chief negotiator fiji preside meet u.s. approach send positive signal ... destructive cop say use shorthand conference party yet clear u.s. political leaders attend many u.s. ally include france canada britain hope coax trump end stay pact back nations except syria nicaragua judge deal weak ratify month sign nations will permit strong u.s. role internal u.n. document obtain reuters show u.s. official andrew rakestraw co-lead section talk chinese counterpart ensure transparent rule paris agreement u.s. delegation lead thomas shannon career diplomat give speech 2015 call climate change one world great challenge meet work rule book due complete 2018 implement paris agreement issue report greenhouse gas emissions national emissions check washington many develop nations long seek tough rule bind emerge nations china india wary outside oversight many delegate expect u.s. officials many architects paris accord former president barack obama contribute clear enforceable rule u.s. interest whether deal unite state table good negotiators take forward win-win say paula caballero director world resources institute think-tank formerly climate negotiator colombia treatment unite state likely hinge whether washington limit technical detail rule book promote trump pro-coal political agenda quite likely u.s. sideline ... unless play constructive role say elisa de wit head climate change global law firm norton rise fulbright outside conference center u.s. network call still highlight action state cities non-federal group implement paris agreement shift wind solar clean energies say trump pro-coal policies blip long-term economic shift century need make sure world maintain confidence ability move forward say washington state governor jay inslee big role u.s. climate talk despite withdrawal paris deal