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Special | 54m 40s
Going Green New York travels from the Bronx to Long Island to Lake Champlain, from 20 feet below street level to 300 feet in the air, to explore how New Yorkers are confronting one of the biggest challenges to our future: climate change.
Aired: 04/04/17
Video has closed captioning.
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