Name: What Can Europe Do About the Climate? with Louisa Dellert - Time to Question
Uploaded: 2020-06-17T10:31:00.000+02:00
Duration: 276 s
Description: Louisa Dellert thinks that Europe should stop being wasteful and concentrate on just what it really needs. But are we motivated enough for change?

Que faire en Europe pour le climat ? par Louisa Dellert

Wie ist das Klima derzeit in Europa? von Louisa Dellert

What Can Europe Do About the Climate? with Louisa Dellert

Louisa Dellert thinks that Europe should stop being wasteful and concentrate on just what it really needs. But are we motivated enough for change?

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