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The urgency of the climate crisis is indisputable. Join us on September 28 in San Francisco for this year’s RE:WIRED Green conference to get actionable steps on how to tackle climate change. Here's who will be speaking: #REWIREDGreen wired.trib.al/lMLMkMl 1/13
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CEO of Umaro Foods, Beth Zotter @beth_zotter 4/13
Explorer and palaeontologist, Kenneth Lacovara @kenlacovara 5/13
President and chairman of Mission Blue, Sylvia Earle @SylviaEarle 6/13
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Executive director of New Harvest, Isha Datar @IshaDatar 10/13
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