Audio clips from a conference which presented the key results from a two year research programme conducted by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the LSE and supported by the Global Green Growth Institute. Its aim was to understand better the links between environmental protection, growth and development, and to strengthen the analytical and empirical underpinnings of the ‘green growth’ concept in relation to both developing and developed countries.

Green Green Conference - March 2015: Stefania Lovo

Green Green Conference - March 2015: Ralph Hippe

Green Green Conference - March 2015: Roger Fouquet

Green Growth Conference - March 2015: Declan Conway

Green Growth Conference - March 2015: Mintewab Bezabih

Green Growth Conference - March 2015: Prof Samuel Fankhauser

Green Growth Conference - March 2015: Simon Upton

Green Growth Conference - March 2015: Closing remarks

Recording of a seminar presented by Richard Deniss, Chief Economist at The Australian Institute. The seminar focused on  planned coal mine expansions in Australia and Indonesia. It analysed the economic case for and the geopolitics of a moratorium in new coal mines. 

Richard Deniss: Export coal in a changing economic climate

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