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Raising Sand
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David Hawes, Patrick Bond, Desmond D'Sa, Trevor Ngabane
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Feb. 15, 2010, 12:07 a.m.
We look at the impact on carbon emissions, climate change, and our human environment if and when the World Bank makes a US $3.75 billion loan to South Africa's electricity supply commission to build new coal fired power stations. David Hallowes, Desmond D'Sa, Trevor Ngwane, and Prof. Patrick Bond discuss the impact on carbon emissions, climate change, and our human environment. This show was recorded at The Center for Civil Society based at the University of KwaZula Natal, Durban and moderated by center director Prof. Patrick Bond.

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