Jeff Goodell Explains "How To Cool The Planet"
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Clean Skies News talks to Jeff Goodell, author of "How To Cool The Planet", who explains how geoengineering could help combat climate change.
Published: 04/16/10 4:06pm
Running Time: 08:05
Related Keywords: Air (Environment), Environment, Clean Skies News, Susan McGinnis, author, Big Coal, Climate Change, geoengineering, How To Cool The Planet, Jeff Goodell
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