Bush and Merkel discuss climate change

US President George Bush stood his ground on greenhouse gas emissions as he went into a meeting today with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Wed, 06 Jun, 2007 - 15:34

US President George Bush stood his ground on greenhouse gas emissions as he went into a meeting today with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

However, Mr Bush predicted consensus on a future framework for climate change at this week’s Group of Eight summit .

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