Bratislava 6. septembra (Teraz.sk) - Americký prezident Barack Obama sa ako prvý úradujúci prezident počas uplynulého týždňa zúčastnil návštevy amerického štátu Aljaška. S cieľom poukázať na klimatické zmeny ozvláštnil svoju cestu niekoľkokrát.

Okrem toho, že sa stretol s dobrodruhom a "odborníkom na prežitie" Bearom Gryllsom, s ktorým natočili časť známeho televízneho programu, prezident USA sa rozhodol osobne zaznamenať svoj výlet na kameru.

"Hey everyone, it's Barack (Zdravím všetkých, tu je Barack)," uviedol svoju fotosériu americký prezident na sociálnej sieti. Pozrite si video a fotky, ktoré Obama počas cesty spravil.

Watch @POTUS go behind the camera in Alaska to talk about the impacts of climate change: http://t.co/eAVC9RjeMV
https://t.co/5y0EZH9RKi

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 2, 2015

Hey everyone, it's Barack. Incredible view as we near Anchorage. I'll be spending the next few days touring this beautiful state and meeting with Alaskans about what’s going on in their lives. Looking forward to sharing it with you. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Aug 31, 2015 o 2:32 PDT

Spectacular view from Marine One as we near Seward. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 4:49 PDT

One more from Marine One. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 4:51 PDT

Markers throughout Exit Glacier show how much it's receded over time. The impacts of climate change are real, and the people of Alaska are living with them every day. It's never been more important for us to work together to address this challenge. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 5:43 PDT

We need to make sure our grandkids can see this. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 5:51 PDT

Glad this was the only Bear I met in the park. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 10:39 PDT

A spectacular end to day two in Alaska. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 1, 2015 o 11:51 PDT

This is Kivalina Island, an Arctic town that's already receding into the ocean because of rising sea levels. For many Alaskans, it’s no longer a question of if they have to relocate – but when. There aren’t many other places in America that have to deal with questions of relocation right now. But there will be. What’s happening here is America’s wake-up call. -bo

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 3, 2015 o 11:18 PDT

President Obama’s photographer had some competition in Alaska this week—from the President himself. Go behind the lens with @PeteSouza for a unique perspective on the President’s trip to Alaska, and a front-row seat to our fight against climate change at go.wh.gov/BehindTheLens. #ActOnClimate

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 4, 2015 o 10:50 PDT

Happy #NationalWildlifeDay! Check out some of the wildlife that President Obama saw on his trip to the frontlines of climate change in Alaska at go.wh.gov/BehindTheLens. #ActOnClimate

Fotka uverejnená používateľom The White House (@whitehouse), Sep 4, 2015 o 1:39 PDT