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Built environment professionals have united to condemn Donald Trump鈥檚 decision to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement on climate change, arguing that it will harm the health of the world鈥檚 biggest economy.

The president announced last night that the USA will pull out of the worldwide agreement, signed in November 2015, under which 195 nations have agreed measures that are designed to prevent global temperatures from rising more than 2C above pre-industrial levels.

John Alker, campaign and policy director at the UK Green 好色先生TV Council, branded Trump鈥檚 move as 鈥減redictable and depressing鈥�.

But he said the backlash against Trump from other world leaders, business chiefs and US local politicians, had been 鈥渟wift and inspiring鈥�.

鈥淭he UK Green 好色先生TV Council is proud to stand together with our colleagues in over 70 countries, including the US, with a global network of 32,000 member businesses around the world. We reject the discredited notion that climate action comes at the expense of economic growth.

鈥淭he nations, regions, cities and businesses that will thrive in the future understand and embrace the climate challenge.鈥�

Thomas Vonier, president of the American Institute of Architects, said the AIA would urge its members across the world to continue to help meet the climate accord鈥檚 aims.

鈥淚nstead of helping our economy, as the Administration contends, withdrawing from the Paris Agreement will put us behind our major global competitors.

鈥淭he AIA will not retreat from its long-established efforts to conserve energy and to deploy renewable resources in buildings.

鈥淏y adhering to our values as a profession that is concerned with human habitat and the health of our environment, we will help to mitigate the harm this decision will do to our economy and to America鈥檚 stature across the globe.鈥�