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Global 3000 - The Globalization Program

December 28, 2021

This week on Global 3000: Fewer and fewer babies. Why China's society is aging. How to make sustainable food like sausage and cheese without animals. And protecting rainforests and gorillas in Cameroon.

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Global Us — What connects us all

There are eight billion people on Earth and we are better connected than ever before. How can we make use of that? Global 3000 is now Global Us - because now, more than ever, we need to act together.

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