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Environment: The Dalai Lama on the Tibetan Environment

Two men seated on a wooden stage during a discussion; one in red monk robes speaks while the other in dark traditional attire listens nearby, warm stage lighting in the background.

During an event hosted by ATC in June 2007, the Dalai Lama spoke about the importance of Tibet’s environment

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