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Former UN environment chief Erik Solheim says it's time to ditch the pessimism. In the past, prosperity was tied to fossil fuels. Not anymore. China is building a national park system three times the size of America's, Solheim notes, forging a new path to prosperity. But he warns against naivety: "We must work every single day to build a more prosperous, people-centered and greener future for humanity."
Former UN environment chief Erik Solheim says it's time to ditch the pessimism. In the past, prosperity was tied to fossil fuels. Not anymore. China is building a national park system three times the size of America's, Solheim notes, forging a new path to prosperity. But he warns against naivety: "We must work every single day to build a more prosperous, people-centered and greener future for humanity."