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World unites against Trump pulling out of Paris deal. Donald Trump has been lambasted by a German newspaper with the headline 'Earth to Trump - f**k you!' after he pulled out of the Paris climate change accord as world leaders unite to criticise him. The Berliner Kurier used the expletive headline as German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday vowed 'more decisive action than ever' to protect the climate after the US pullout. Despite wide spread condemnation Trump has received some support from Russian President Vladimir Putin who said he will not judge his counterpart's decision and told an economic forum in St Petersburg 'don't worry, be happy.'SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during the Saint Petersburg International Economic.

He said he will not judge his counterpart's decision and told an economic forum in St Petersburg 'don't worry, be happy. The Berliner Kurier used the expletive headline on Friday as a direct response to Trump's decision German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed 'more decisive action than ever' to protect the climate after. European Commission President Jean- Claude Juncker and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (R) pose during the EU- China Business Summit at the Egmont Palace in Brussels on Friday 'You shouldn't make a noise about this, but should create the conditions for joint work,' Putin said, adding that Trump had said he wanted to renegotiate a new deal.'If such a major emitter as the US is not going to cooperate entirely then it won't be possible to agree any deal in this area,' Putin said. The Kremlin leader said that 'in my view it was possible (for the US) not to leave the Paris agreement because it is a framework deal, and it was possible to change the US obligations inside the framework of these agreements.''But what has been said has been said. And we need to think what to do further,' he said. However Chancellor Merkel pledged her country's continued commitment to the accord, saying it was a 'cornerstone' of attempts to protect 'our Creation,' in reference to climate change. 'We in Germany, in Europe and the world will band together to take more decisive action than ever to confront and successfully surmount major challenges to humanity such as climate change,' she told reporters. European Commission President Jean- Claude Juncker (rear C) welcomes Li Keqiang (front C) prior to a meeting at the European Council.

In another statement to the German parliament, Merkel said there was no turning back from the path that began with the 1. Watch Dirty Girl Vioz on this page. Kyoto climate protocol and continued with 2. Paris deal. Merkel said there was no turning back from the climate change pact 'The decision of the US President to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement is very regrettable, and I'm expressing myself in a very reserved way when I say that,' she said, adding that the deal was needed to protect the environment.'To everyone for whom the future of our planet is important, I say let's continue going down this path so we're successful for our Mother Earth,' she said to applause from lawmakers.

President of the European Commission Jean- Claude Juncker said there can be no 'backsliding' from the agreement as China, the world's bigger polluter, said it would like to uphold the 'hard- won' Paris accord. Speaking at a summit with China business leaders in Brussels on Friday Juncker said: 'China and the European Union are aligned on the need for international solutions.'Nowhere is that more important than in leading the global clean energy transition and the implementation, the full implementation without nuances, of the Paris Climate Agreement.'There is no reverse gear to the energy transition. There is no backsliding on the Paris Agreement,' he added. French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to 'Make our planet great again' in a response to President Trump's speech. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also called Trump to express his disappointment at the decision. Soon after Trump announced his pullout on Thursday French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a cutting rebuke, calling his decision a 'mistake' that threatens the world – not long after a phone call where Trump told him about America's 'strong record' on the environment.'Wherever we live, whoever we are, we all share the same responsibility. Make our planet great again.

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Thank you,' Macron said at the end of videotaped remarks released as counter- programming immediately following the president's Rose Garden speech announcing the U. Watch Atrocious Online on this page. S. would pull out of the Paris climate accord. Speaking directly to the camera in English, in remarks released following Trump's, the newest leader on the European stage described the threat of climate change – something the president didn't address in his remarks. Macron said, 'If we do nothing, our children will know a world of migrations, of wars, of shortage.

A dangerous world. It is not a future we want for ourselves. It is not a future we want for our children. It is not a future we want for our world.'America First: 'We don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore. And they won't be.

They won't be,' the president said in the Rose Garden. In London, British Prime Minister Theresa May told Trump, during a phone call in which he informed her of his decision, that the climate accord was a safety net for future generations, Downing Street said.  'The Paris Agreement provides the right global framework for protecting the prosperity and security of future generations, while keeping energy affordable and secure for our citizens and businesses,' May told Trump by phone, it said in a statement. In addition to Macron's speech denouncing President Trump's decision continental Europe's three biggest economies - Germany, France and Italy - issued a joint statement to criticise the move and slap away his offer of renegotiating the deal.'We note the United States' decision with regret,' they said, describing the carbon- curbing accord as 'a vital tool for our planet, our societies and our economies.''We are firmly convinced that the agreement cannot be renegotiated,' they added, referring to Trump's announcement that Washington was open to negotiating a new agreement. North of Washington D. C., Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also called Trump to express his disappointment at the decision, but said he was inspired by 'the growing momentum around the world to combat climate change and transition to clean growth economies'.

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