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Lecture about the book “Rockefeller – Controlling the Game” in Turku/Åbo

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This lecture is a repost with the kind permission from the lecturer

We’ve all heard about Big Oil and their alleged part in Climate Change Politics. But you’d be surprised if you knew what happens behind the scenes. Jacob Nordangård a Swedish independent researcher and author who has studied and written about the complexity of world politics, world governance, problem and solution creating. In this lecture he provides information about the Rockefeller influence in climate research and policies.

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