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Environmental awareness

Explaining Climate Change to Youth, Forest Whitaker

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Summary/Historical Context

Message by Forest Whitaker, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Peace and Reconciliation, on the occasion of the side event "Explaining climate change to youth: A Prerequisite for Action" during the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2011 (COP17) on 1 December 2011 in Durban, South Africa

on this subject: Working Together: United Nations Climate Change Conference 2011

Place/country: South Africa,
Type: Speech.Round table
Duration: 00:04:16
Author/director: Forest Whitaker,
Publisher/producer: UNESCO,
Published in: 2011

Original version: VCD
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Location: F-H.129
Archives reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0863
File No: SC/IKM/0016
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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