WRF 15 Podcast Anders Wijkman

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Pro Journo's Stefan Hilsner and Nicole Pfefferle interview Anders Wijkman, vice-president of the Club of Rome and a senior advisor at the Stockholm Environmental Institute at the World Resources Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Wijkman discusses how the 'circular economy' can change our societies where the environmental movement has gone wrong in its efforts to convince people to act to save the planet.

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