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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2013

Understanding American energy and environmental policies

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Guest : Marcus Hansson, U.S. Embassy Stockholm Whether in terms of carbon emissions, exploitation of energy sources, investments in transport infrastructure, development of new technologies or its role in international climate negotiations, the United States has a major impact on the trajectory of global sustainability. The American environmental position is … more >>

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Guest : Marcus Hansson, U.S. Embassy Stockholm Whether in terms of carbon emissions, exploitation of energy sources, investments in transport infrastructure, development of new technologies or its role in international climate negotiations, the United States has a major impact on the trajectory of global sustainability. The American environmental position is often over-simplified, obscuring a range of positive innovations and developments. This week Think Globally Radio welcomes Marcus Hansson, energy and environment communication specialist from the U.S. embassy in Stockholm, to discuss current American policies and initiatives in the early days of President Obama’s second term. The Think Globally Radio episode March 17 2013

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