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The Adelaide Festival of Ideas

2009 Festival

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Climate change is a crisis of Overproduction not Overconsumption

Date: 2:30 pm | Saturday 11 July 2009

Venue: Art Gallery Auditorium


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Climate change is a crisis of Overproduction not Overconsumption


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  • Brendan Gleeson

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