new york/washington u.s. president donald trump say thursday withdraw country paris climate accord would stave economic crisis protect american job many american company seem disagree criticism decision roll blue-chip company like facebook inc apple inc ford motor co microsoft corp response fossil fuel group gain relaxation u.s. carbon emissions standards mute tesla inc chief executive officer elon musk walt disney co ceo robert iger say would leave white house advisory councils trump decision interview thursday president world coal association benjamin sporton tell reuters mix feel trump announcement add eager see u.s. policy actively promote place coal global energy mix really need see president want re-enter deal change agreement recognize role source energy include coal sporton say add group describe administration officials benefit remain agreement american petroleum institute oil gas industry big trade group meanwhile issue statement say never take official position paris accord number members include exxon mobil corp conocophillips publicly support deal us position paris agreement ... need framework like address risk climate change exxon mobil ceo darren woods tell reporters sideline company annual general meet wednesday group express measure support trump decision say provide opportunity fix problems deal manufacturers support spirit paris agreement effort address climate change fair international agreement president acknowledge certain elements deal equitable u.s. manufacturers say ross eisenberg vice president energy resources policy national association manufacturers statement reuters spokesman peabody energy corp america large publicly trade coal miner say wednesday company would support decision trump withdraw paris deal accord flaw number level trump vow campaign pull unite state paris deal argue pact would cost unite state trillions dollars kill job stymie economic growth without provide tangible benefit critics argue however risk climate change require action shift low-carbon energy economy create job eliminate spokespeople extractive oil mine group like national mine association american fuel petrochemicals manufacturers decline comment trump decision withdraw paris accord number business leaders deride forceful term today decision setback environment u.s. leadership position world say goldman sachs chief executive lloyd blankfein first-ever tweet disappoint today decision paris agreement climate change real industry must lead depend government tweet general electric co jeff immelt apple ceo tim cook meanwhile post twitter decision withdraw parisagreeement wrong planet apple commit fight climate change never waver withdraw paris climate agreement bad environment bad economy put children future risk write facebook ceo mark zuckerberg facebook post trump withdrawal climate deal get mix response u.s. company