TEDxWWF - Will Day: Is the world's current economic model really sustainable?

Por Nansy Edwadrs en Asuntos & Proyectos de Desarrollo 1574 views 14th Enero 2017 Duración del video: 00:14:56
Will Day, a thought leader in sustainability, looks at what we currently understand of global trends, particularly focusing on issues like population, water ...

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