Economy
COP21: John Kerry on Climate Change at The International New York Times Energy for Tomorrow Conference
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry joined the second day of The International New York Times Energy for Tomorrow Conference yesterday for a keynote conversation with Op-Ed columnist Thomas L. Friedman.
Secretary Kerry and Friedman discussed the climate change debate, the economic benefits of investing in renewable energy, and China’s efforts towards change.
Photo credit: Olivier Vigerie for The International New York Times
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