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Michael Shuman at the City Club of Cleveland

by Michael Shuman, originally published by Post Carbon Institute  | Apr 29, 2011

Michael Shuman at the City Club of Cleveland

length: 57:32   credit: neociviccommons

Recorded 11/16/10 at the City Club of Cleveland, this video features a special City Club program with Michael Shuman entitled "Revitalizing the Northeast Ohio Economy through Local Food."

Editorial Notes: Michael Shuman is the Post Carbon Institute Fellow for Local Economic Issues.
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About Michael Shuman:  

Michael Shuman is director of research for Cutting Edge Capital, director of research and economic development at the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), and a Fellow of Post Carbon Institute. He …


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