Absolutely not. Reducing pollution and increasing efficiency are good goals. (not necessarily connected)
The next questions are at what cost? Our jobs? Our economy?
So the US, Canada, and Western Europe reduce our emissions to zero (which is impossible and impractical) then what? Keep in mind EV vehicles here get 60% of the power they use from fossil fuel.
If we succeed at eliminating our contribution to global warming, then we kill off our industry and farm production, but the rest of the world doesn't care. They will just make the stuff we want and ship it here cheaper than we can make it, using fuel.
This is interesting about air pollution. https://www.unep.org/interactives/air-pollution-note/ Seems we are doing better than most.
Here is a list of what countries use fossil fuel for power. https://www.statista.com/statistics/859266/number-of-coal-power-plants-by-country/ I'm sure the US, Canada and Western Europe will continue to shut our fossil fuel power plants down. Which can be a problem for a reliable power grid... but we will be cleaner.
What about the the other counties in the world. Nope.. the world will see a net GAIN in fossil fuel useage. https://www.gisreportsonline.com/r/peak-coal/
India is adding fossil fuel power plants too. India to increase coal-fired capacity in 2024 by the most in at least 6 years
And this... assumes 'the science' about global warming etc.. is indeed correct.