Tying climate change requirements to trade agreements may seem wise, but doing so holds dangerous moral implications. Elsewhere, negotiation means everybody gets something and NAFTA renegotiations mean Mexico should target the U.S. sugar supply management program. Moral Based Trade When activists in Europe and the U.S. began insisting that trade agreements be conditioned on labor and environmental policy obligations, there were warnings about the slippery slope of adding externalities. Now members of the European Parliament are demanding that a trade agreement between the EU and India be conditioned on religious freedom. This moral conscious issue would be a problem in many countries, especially with those just across the Mediterranean fr...