How the French are burning garbage to heat homes
Clip: 11/22/2015 | 6m 4s
Lisa Desai reports from Paris on an innovative way to reduce the city's carbon footprint
In a little more than a week, a recovering Paris will host world leaders for the next UN climate change conference. They hope to come to agreements on how to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Paris itself is innovating one way to reduce its carbon footprint – by turning garbage into electricity and heat. Special correspondent Lisa Desai has the story.
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How the French are burning garbage to heat homes
Clip: 11/22/2015 | 6m 4s
In a little more than a week, a recovering Paris will host world leaders for the next UN climate change conference. They hope to come to agreements on how to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Paris itself is innovating one way to reduce its carbon footprint – by turning garbage into electricity and heat. Special correspondent Lisa Desai has the story.
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