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Karina Mitchell

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  • Global News Anchor and National Correspondent, ABC News
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Mom, Widow, Emmy nominated Anchor/Reporter. Globalist. Food enthusiast. Avid supporter of the underdog - everytime! Opinions my own. Retweets not endorsements
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Should meat consumption in the U.S. be limited?

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By Karina Mitchell Verified
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The United Nations Climate Conference just wrapped up in Dubai. And agriculture came into focus along with the role livestock production and consumption play in climate change. As part of its sustainability development goals, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization released a new report at COP28 delivering a global roadmap to achieve sustainability targets. But as Karina Mitchell tells us, many actors involved in the meat industry object to at least one of the initiatives.
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Does Wall Street have competition in Florida?

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By Karina Mitchell Verified
| CGTN Verified
02:29 If you think about Wall Street you probably picture the bustling financial center located in downtown New York City. It's historically been home to some of the largest American investment firms and brokerages in the United States. But as CGTN's Karina Mitchell explains, it may be getting some competition from "another" Wall Street, much further south. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.
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Building a bridge across cultures through the sound of music

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By Karina Mitchell Verified
| CGTN Verified
Lilting music filled the air and captivated a U.S. audience that gathered at the Carnegie Hall Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage in New York City for an evening at the symphony on Friday, November 24. Established in 1949, China's Central Conservatory of Music (CCOM), a distinguished school for musical education and talent development located in Beijing, came into the spotlight at the revered New York venue.
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