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How the Threat of Climate Change Could Draw the U.S. and China Closer
Orville Schell - Arthur Ross Director of the Center On US-China Relations at the Asia Society | Isabel Hilton - CEO & Editor of chinadialogue | Clay Stranger - Founding Project Manager for Reinventing Fire: China at the Rocky Mountain Institute | Barbara Finamore - Senior Attorney & Asia Director at Natural Resources Defense Council | Deborah Seligsohn - Environmental Governance Researcher at UC San Diego | Mark Clifford - Executive Director of Asia Business Council. Can U.S.-China cooperation in the clean energy sector lead the world in solving climate change and transform our relationship in the process?
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By ReinventOrville Schell - Arthur Ross Director of the Center On US-China Relations at the Asia Society | Isabel Hilton - CEO & Editor of chinadialogue | Clay Stranger - Founding Project Manager for Reinventing Fire: China at the Rocky Mountain Institute | Barbara Finamore - Senior Attorney & Asia Director at Natural Resources Defense Council | Deborah Seligsohn - Environmental Governance Researcher at UC San Diego | Mark Clifford - Executive Director of Asia Business Council. Can U.S.-China cooperation in the clean energy sector lead the world in solving climate change and transform our relationship in the process?