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Experts' Views
Climate change experts share their insights, opinions and knowledge.
7 Jun 2011
Professor Hironori Hamanaka, Chair, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, discusses the renewed controversy surrounding the use of nuclear power, and talks about opportunities for the private sector in providing energy alternatives. He also emphasizes ADB's key role in helping developing countries in Asia address climate change.
7 Jun 2011
Professor Dadi Zhou, Director General (Emeritus) of PRC's Energy Research Institute, discusses the viability of renewable energy, and elaborates on the infrastructure changes and technologies that must be part of any comprehensive plan to address climate change.
6 Jun 2011
Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, Nobel laureate as Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), addresses the issues of food security, water, and climate change in Asia and the Pacific. He says that ADB can help create the institutional "climate" to support necessary policy changes in the region.
2 Jun 2011
Dr. Emil Salim, Adviser to Indonesia's President on Environment and Sustainable Development, describes what he calls the "Asian way" to address climate change, including saving its forests. He says that the key is harmony between nature and society, and a sense of spirituality. He challenges ADB to appraise nature's services and "get the price right."