How do we solve tomorrow's environmental problems today?  Margaret Leinen, National Science Foundation Assistant Director and Coordinator for Environmental Research and Education, shares NSF's compelling new vision of how research, education and technology must intersect to benefit the earth, life and society in the 21st century.

Hosted by: The Environmental Council

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