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25 Years of 'The Green Nobel'

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For the past quarter century, San Francisco’s Goldman family has been honoring grassroots environmental activists from around the world. The prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize is awarded to six honorees each year, and includes $150,000. We’ll talk to several of the 2014 winners who will be recognized at a ceremony in …Read More

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