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From red socialist to green capitalist.
Season 3, Ep. 13
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Erik Solheim, former UN Environment Director and RED socialist party leader goes GREEN in the Arctic Podcast! Hear how Solheim believes business will help solve the climate crisis, and why he chose to work with MORROW Batteries and Aker Horizons.
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