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May 2, 2008

Authors at Google Series: Fred Krupp and Miriam Horn Discuss "Earth: The Sequel"

Just a quick followup to my last post. I found this video on YouTube of the Authors at Google series moderated by the Director of Climate and Energy Initiatives at Google.org. The nearly hour-long video is a more substantive discussion of the book Earth: The Sequel.

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