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Eligibility criteria apply. Hello and welcome to Money Talks on Economist Radio. I'm Simon Long, an editor at The Economist. Today we're talking

about climate change and the risks and opportunities businesses face. The global economy has benefited immensely from burning billions

of tons of fossil fuels. Electricity, cars, central heating, air conditioning, computers in the internet have improved the lives of billions and helped young economies grow.

But the risks are clear. Climate change will displace tens of millions of people and will shake the foundations of the global economy.

Clearly, change is needed to decarbonise the planet.

The world economy requires a near complete overhaul. But how will businesses

adapt to this radical change and how does capitalism need to up its game? We ask an economist Kate Wayworth if economic growth in the rich world

is compatible with environmentalism. We are living way beyond the means of the planet.

We have economies that are massively exceeding our fair share of the

global carbon budget. We're using far too much fertilizer and nutrients. We are consuming

goods and resources in ways that are destroying biodiversity.

Who are the climate tycoons hoping to tap into market forces to make the globe greener?

Of course the oldest adage is money comes to money so billionaires know how to attract more money. Some of them are actually true

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