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When Worlds Collide #21: Walking in Rio with Three Friendly Ghosts…
Text of my ‘When Worlds Collide’ column published in Ceylon Today Sunday newspaper on 24 June 2012 As government officials, activists, researchers and journalists from around the world converged in Rio de Janeiro this week for the UN Conference on … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Sustainable Development, Science Journalism, South Asia, Environmental policy, Journalism, Film making, Communicating Development
Tagged Robert Lamb, Anil Agarwal, Rio de Janeiro, Rio+20, UN Conference on Sustainable Development, environmental journalist, environmental journalism, Adrian Cowell, Cariocas, SciDev.Net, Centre for Science and Environment India, Darryl D’Monte, Kamal Nath, Sunita Narain, City of God, favelas, Amazon forest
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