This Week on Americas Now: Barbados Climate Change Initiative
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The Bridgetown Initiative on Climate Change.
Join us as we explore Barbados' innovative approach to tackling climate change. Mike Kirsch takes us on a journey through this Caribbean nation and its efforts to combat the effects of a warming planet. From groundbreaking initiatives to bold policies, Barbados is leading by example in the fight against rising sea levels.
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