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What Now? What’s Next? Envisioning the Transition to a Sustainable World

We have witnessed the largest climate march in history. But will the need for reform be co-opted and blocked by corporations?

Posted on: 28 September 2014
By: CCRA

This program (EV&N #163) was recorded on 28 September 2014, 4:30pm.

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What Now? What’s Next? Envisioning the Transition to a Sustainable World

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We have witnessed the largest climate march in history. But will the need for reform be co-opted and blocked by corporations?

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