Big Ideas Into Action #25: How does Ani Dasgupta see the world's greatest environmental challenges?

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The recent IPCC report underlines just how grave and urgent the environmental challenges facing us are. But how should we frame such challenges in a way that helps us to find solutions - not just to climate change, but to the array of other issues, from food and forests to energy, cities, water and oceans. Who better to ask these questions than WRI’s new president, Ani Dasgupta? In this podcast he tells Nicholas Walton about how his childhood in Delhi shaped his understanding of the links between the environment, development and equity, and explains the WRI approach to finding solutions that can make a difference to the planet and individual human lives. For much, much more, go to www.wri.org.

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