MUMBAI: Mumbai First, a public policy think tank and non-profit organisation, kicked off the second edition of its climate conclave, convened under the banner ‘Climate Crisis 2.0: Mobilizing Finance for Coastal Cities’.
State minister for tourism and environment Aaditya Thackeray was the guest of honour.
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