Donald Trump's supporters reportedly started a debate after a gold statue of the president without clothes was placed inside the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France. DW reported that a Danish artist named Jens Galschiot created the artwork and further accused the president of blocking global efforts to fight climate change.The artwork titled 'The Orange Plague' shows Trump sitting on the back of a smaller man who was collapsing under the heavy burden. Galschiot crafted a card on which the description 'King of Injustice' was written and displayed next to it.Sources revealed that MAGA supporters reacted with anger after seeing the artwork. They demanded sanctions and boycotts, though many critics argued that the supporters didn't fully understand what those actions signified.Read more about the story below.Donald Trump's statue in France sparked MAGA backlash over climate protestA satirical statue of Donald Trump was displayed inside the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France. The artwork titled 'The Orange Plague' was created by Danish sculptor Jens Galschiot. The statue stands 2.5 meters tall and depicts Trump unclothed, holding a golden club, as he sits on the shoulders of a smaller man. According to Galschiot, the statue was made of 23-karat gold, with a card beside it that reads:"King of Injustice."The card also describes the figure as 'sitting on the back of a man' who is collapsing under the weight. The text reads:"I would do anything to help him. Except stepping down from his back."According to the artist, the work criticized Trump for blocking efforts to fight climate change.Donald Trump blocked efforts to manage climate changeReports from The New York Times state that the Trump government has actively blocked and taken apart climate change programs at the federal, state, and international levels by using broad regulatory rollbacks and executive orders. Environmental groups argued that this decision marked the most serious attempt yet to weaken climate change protections, and they planned to fight it in court.In the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump described the 2009 ruling as a harmful Obama-era policy and said that it badly hurt the American auto industry and sharply increased costs for consumers. According to the White House, 2009's Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Endangerment Finding was issued during Barack Obama's first term. The ruling provided the scientific and legal basis for regulating greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.According to the BBC, the officials of Trump's government mentioned that removing the regulation would save over $1 trillion and reduce the cost of energy and transportation. The White House stated that reversing the ruling would cut automobile manufacturers’ expenses by $2,400 for each vehicle. A prominent American free-market economist, Diana Furchtgott-Roth, said these regulations have placed a heavy burden on the economy.Read more: Why did Seth Meyers counter-argue Donald Trump's claim on rising gas prices in California?Follow Soap Central for more updates on Donald Trump.