David Doniger

Natural Resources Defense Council

Guest

Director of the Climate and Clean Air Program, at the Natural Resources Defense Council; former staffer and negotiator of the Kyoto Protocol at the Environmental Protection Agency during the Clinton Administration (1992-2000)

David Doniger on KCRW

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International deal on climate-warming HFCs

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