President Obama urges world leaders to fight more effectively against Climate Change

by Africa in Harlem | posted in: African Immigrant New Yorkers |

Isseu Diouf Campbell

President Obama urged world leaders to lead the fight against climate change, insisting that “every country must play its part” at the Climate Summit 2014 held, on September 23, 2014, at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan.

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