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Developing countries are expanding their electricity supply, upgrading their infrastructure, building domestic industries. It is easiest to do all this with conventional technologies are highly reliant on fossil fuels. But it would be much better for our planet and its climate, if developing countries chose cutting-edge green technologies instead. To facilitate such green transformation, tailor-made plans a needed for each willing country. Skowron and Fünfgelt
Introduced and chaired by Liad Neem, Israeli teacher and activist on climate and graduate student in Canada, this presentation and discussion occurred at the annual Yale Global Justice Conference, on 13 November 2020.
Opinions and statements expressed by event moderators and participants are their own personal views and do not represent the views of the university.
Developing countries are expanding their electricity supply, upgrading their infrastructure, building domestic industries. It is easiest to do all this with conventional technologies are highly reliant on fossil fuels. But it would be much better for our planet and its climate, if developing countries chose cutting-edge green technologies instead. To facilitate such green transformation, tailor-made plans a needed for each willing country. Skowron and Fünfgelt
Introduced and chaired by Liad Neem, Israeli teacher and activist on climate and graduate student in Canada, this presentation and discussion occurred at the annual Yale Global Justice Conference, on 13 November 2020.
Opinions and statements expressed by event moderators and participants are their own personal views and do not represent the views of the university.
