A very strong majority rejects the WTO's current position that countries should not be able to restrict imports based on their production's environmental effects. As mentioned above, an overwhelming majority supported the view that the WTO should consider environmental issues when making trade decisions. Arguments in favor of such agreements were found convincing by very strong majorities, while con arguments fared poorly.
Many environmental problems are global in nature.
Therefore, the only way to solve them is to get all countries involved in addressing the problems. There should not be international bodies that tell countries what to do. This will be bad for the environment and will take jobs away from countries with high standards. Creating international agreements will lead to pressures to make all countries abide by the same standards. This would not be fair.