CS Sunday: Climate Week
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Across the country, climate change and solutions to stop its negative effects are hot topics. Clean Skies Sunday reports from the G20 in Pittsburgh, the UNFCCC summit in New York City and the National Energy Summit in Washington, DC. With a host of national experts and international leaders, Clean Skies Sunday brings you complete coverage of a week of energy.
Published: 09/27/09 8:10am
Running Time: 28:30
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Lee Patrick Sullivan, Susan McGinnis, Tyler Suiters, Andrew Light, Angela Anderson, Bruce Kahn, Charles Kkomanoff, Dan Onorato, David Waskow, Gary Locke, Jim Owens, Jochen Meyer, Joe Romm, John Holdren, Lisa Murkowski, Luke Ravenstahl, Mark Leahy, Steve Sawyer, Tasneem Essop, Ted Turner, COPENHAGEN COVERAGE, Ban Ki-moon, Council on Competitiveness, G20, national energy summit, New York City, PIttsburgh, UNFCCC, United Nations, Clean Skies Sunday
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