Obama and Brown discuss climate change and economy

US President Barack Obama spoke with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown yesterday to discuss climate change and the global economic recovery.

Obama and Brown discuss climate change and economy
Sat, 27 Jun, 2009 - 10:07

US President Barack Obama spoke with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown yesterday to discuss climate change and the global economic recovery.

The pair spoke by telephone as part of their ongoing consultations.

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