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Governor Jerry Brown: California Can Show China That Clean Energy 'Makes Good Economic Sense'

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4, 2015 — California Governor Jerry Brown speaks at the Asia Society Northern California launch of A Vital Parntership: California and China Collaborating on Clean Energy and Combatting Climate Change. He discusses how, with Washington inconsistent on climate change, his state has taken the intitatve to move ahead on its own and set a model for China. (15 min., 16 sec.)

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Business
 /  Southern California

2014 US-China Film Summit: 'Transformers' and Beyond

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Business
 /  Southern California

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Arts
 /  New York

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Policy
 /  Australia

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Kerry Brown, Andrew Low, Dr. Geoff Raby, and Daniel H. Rosen discuss the findings of the latest Asia Society Policy Institute report and weigh its potential significance for Australia.
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Policy
 /  Australia

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Kerry Brown, Andrew Low, Dr. Geoff Raby, and Daniel H. Rosen discuss the findings of the latest Asia Society Policy Institute report and weigh its potential significance for Australia.
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Current Affairs
 /  New York

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Filmmaker Mu Zijian speaks about his documentary "One Child," a wrenching look at the after-effects of the 2009 earthquake in his native Sichuan.
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Education

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As part of Asia Society's Instructional Videos for Chinese Language Teachers: TEQ Series, this video features an edited 30-minute classroom lesson interspersed with commentary and paired with a lesson plan and interviews.
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Arts
 /  New York

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Arts
 /  New York

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Arts

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Arts

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Policy
 /  New York

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