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Transformers | The sustainability change makers

Transformers | The sustainability change makers

De : Kaj Embren
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 How business people and policy makers are transforming the future to create a more sustainable one. The guests are people from the industry, environmental influencers and politicians driving the change into a low carbon and green economy.Kaj Embren Sciences sociales
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