The day before President Trump announced that the United States will withdraw from the history of the "Paris agreement", the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to respond.
The foundation of global climate and energy project director Manuel Pulga Vidal said, in the global emission reduction process, to break a promise or reduce the action will not make any country benefit, because climate change affects every country. Fortunately, he said, "the Paris agreement transcends any country or government, and therefore still has the opportunity to reach the objective set by the agreement.". Time is pressing, and countries around the world need to seize the opportunity to invest in renewable sources of energy, reduce harmful carbon emissions, and build a more resilient, inclusive and prosperous economy.
Carter Roberts, chairman and chief executive of the American branch of the foundation, said the Paris agreement was the result of countries putting aside political differences and jointly addressing the threat of a global climate. In the process, the United States has shown important leadership. The decision by the United States to withdraw from the Paris agreement will make it harder for the United States and the world to move towards a safer and prosperous future. He said Trump will urge the government to reconsider this decision, together with American businesses, mayors and governors, support the "Paris agreement", this will help to solve the employment problem in the United States, is conducive to the long-term stability of society.
Lu, China's director general, said climate cooperation between China and the United States had played a key role in reaching the Paris agreement. Although the United States withdraw from the "Paris agreement" will undermine global cooperation on climate change efforts, but including Chinese, countries around the world are showing to actively implement the "Paris agreement" to be adhere to the "Paris agreement" ballast.