Obama discusses future of planet with Attenborough

US President Barack Obama has met David Attenborough at the White House to ask for advice on protecting the future of the planet.

Obama discusses future of planet with Attenborough
Sat, 27 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Albertina Lloyd

The interview, recorded in May on the naturalist’s 89th birthday, is set to air on BBC One tomorrow at 10.30pm.

Obama tells Attenborough he is a big fan and invited him to Washington to discuss climate change and ask what he believes are the biggest threats to the environment.

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