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segment with the lever. Joining us for the first time this week, we have Adam Lowenstein.

He has written a great piece for the lever. He also writes, reframe your inbox, which is

an email newsletter of essays and interviews about corporate power, capitalism, and politics.

Definitely sounds like something I would be into. Great to see you, Adam. Welcome.

Good to see you, man. Thanks for having me. Yeah, absolutely. So let's go ahead and put

up this piece that you wrote for the lever, which I think is really interesting and very

relevant about BlackRock. You say here, for BlackRock, the climate crisis is a win, win,

no matter how or whether, government's tackle, climate change, the world's biggest asset

manager has positioned itself to cash in. So just break down here for us here reporting.

Absolutely. So let's start with the first win, which is the status quo. And we know right

now BlackRock is investing a ton of money in oil, gas, and coal and other dirty assets

and industries and technologies by their own calculations that are making money off

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