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Thank you so much, kathy. Its a particular pleasure, as you might imagine, to have the hospitality of a distinguished center at the Graduate Center the center on philanthropy and Civil Society and have the friendship of a terrific scholar who has been a friend of many years. I owe kathy the special debt in the generous invitation to be a senior scholar at the center and bring my Small Organization with me. Thank you very much, kathy. Its because of her im here today and here at the City University. I sworn after i left maryland having left rutgers i would not go back to the university again. Im glad i have broken that promise to myself and here. Its a pleasure to be on the podium again. We met in the 70s what we were both regarded as a radical scholar. Some might not think that anymore. Francis and i were asked by james mcgreger burns to be the cochair of the american Political Science invention program. We came up with a program that even i think jim burns was a little alarmed by. He
Problems are selfed not book may if mayors ruled the world. Climate change, illegal trafficking, immigration and terrorism. Its just under two hours. [applause] thank you so much, kathy. Its a particular pleasure, as you might imagine, to have the hospitality of a distinguished center at the Graduate Center the center on philanthropy and Civil Society and have the friendship of a terrific scholar who has been a friend of many years. I owe kathy the special debt in the generous invitation to be a senior scholar at the center and bring my Small Organization with me. Thank you very much, kathy. Its because of her im here today and here at the City University. I sworn after i left maryland having left rutgers i would not go back to the university again. Im glad i have broken that promise to myself and here. Its a pleasure to be on the podium again. We met in the 70s what we were both regarded as a radical scholar. Some might not think that anymore. Francis and i were asked by james mcgrege
Conservation Foundation Park in Lagos Nigeria and with me is my charming colleague in johannesburg for the show. Im felicia and great to see you again National Parks are not only the green lawn of the continent theyre also so much more as well soon find out. Heres what weve got in store for you today. We catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d. R. Sea. Find out how a simple water filter changes the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. And well hear how scientists are fighting to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. Have you ever wondered why countries need National Parks and nature reserves why cant wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital National Parks are to african countries. And its one of the one of the most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them full of the remains
A male its our name is sharon a minute from Nairobi Kenya and i hope the two men joy vis the latest exciting edition of africa where we bring you you know very interesting environmental topics from across africa and europe heres what we have lined up for you today. Well be reporting on a really great invention thats helping supply people in morocco and towns with clean water. Well be visiting a couple of high schools in berlin students advice and ways of making the premises. And with interviews you conservationists in cameroon was working to protect. These habits and. Some of our viewers might remember our report on the fog how this thing project cloud fish its a quote unquote meds developed by a german engineer who walked through the moral come initiative that mimics the way our spiders web collects drops of water from mist the water collected supplies drought stricken areas all. This Innovative Technology has been successfully a child and the cloud is now time in fog into Drinking Wa