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Changing Climate, Changing Cities: Closing Public Program

HONG KONG, April 25, 2015 — In this closing public program, speakers George F. Smoot, Mary Ritter, Sonalie Galardi-Este Figueiras, and Jong Lee discuss some of the solutions that will ensure humanity can continue to support itself ecologically and economically. Charles Ng chairs the conversation. (1 hr., 21 min.)

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