21 April 2013
Episode 198
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Robert Bound and Andrew Tuck learn why our climate change approach is off the mark with Duncan Clark, co-author of "The Burning Question". Plus, we compare some of the world’s most anticipated cultural mega-projects and talk with documentary filmmaker Michael Pitiot.
21 April 2013
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