Choosing a sustainable bank means that your money is doing good and supports the causes you care about while you are asleep. Legacy banks use your money to finance planetary destruction by lending money to evil industries like the fossil fuel, meat and dairy, or weapon industry. Sustainable banks only invest in industries that make the planet and our societies thrive. They invest in renewable energy and other impact industries. Switching your bank is one of the most impactful and easiest climate actions available, that most people don't have on their radar.
Climate Finance Podcast
This podcast aims to mainstream Climate Finance into the financial ecosystem.
About Climate Finance Podcast
Problems The IPCC projects that between 1.6 to 3.8 trillion USD of low-carbon investments are required annually until 2050. The Climate Policy Initiative estimates that the 2020 Climate Finance flows were 632 billion USD. Since 0.06% of finance research is related to Climate Finance, there is limited academic and educational content for investors, students, academicians, and policymakers to increase climate-related investments urgently. About the Climate Finance Podcast Podcast guests will be high-level investors, researchers, and policymakers who have made significant contributions to the Climate Finance space. The incomplete list of topics that will be touched upon includes ESG, Impact Investing, Green Finance, Sustainable Investing, Carbon Offsets, Emissions Trading, Conservation Finance, Nature Based Solutions, Climate Tech Venture Capital, Project Finance, Energy Markets, Water Finance, Emerging/Developing Markets, Climate Risk Insurance, Adaptation Finance, Climate Philanthropy, and Monetary Policy.
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Investing in green funds directs your capital towards sustainable initiatives, such as renewable energy projects and eco-friendly businesses, fostering innovation and driving positive environmental change.
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