Cities of the Future
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We are at an inflection point in the climate-energy debate. While old strategies to get a global agreement or implement carbon prices have failed, dramatic progress in energy technologies makes solving global climate change more feasible than ever. But innovative technologies in a gridlocked political system require fresh strategies. Renowned economist Eric Beinhocker and environmental thinker Hal Harvey will discuss new strategies for accelerating change to a cleaner, greener and better model of growth.
Hal Harvey, Eric Beinhocker
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