This is a special branded episode from our sponsor, City.

Two different hurricane landfalls to the Gulf of Mexico with...

Some of the largest wildfires ever recorded.

Nearly 200 countries got together and signed the Paris Agreement.

What's at stake is a livable planet. We're really destroying our one chance at that.

When it comes to solving the global climate crisis, the path forward is clear. We must reduce greenhouse gases, as much as possible, as quickly as possible.

And all of us can play a part in that.

We can use energy-efficient light bulbs, get around on bicycles or buses, or simply adhere to the age-old,

reduce, reuse, and recycle.

But to make a real dent on emissions worldwide, it's not just going to take public policy

changes.

It's also going to take across-the-board buy-in from the private sector.

And that's exactly what's happening.

Welcome to a special branded episode of Global Translations presented by City.

I'm your host, Heather Clancy.

On this episode, we're exploring the intersection of big business and climate change.

We'll dive deep into all the ways one financial sector leader is better measuring and analyzing climate risk,

and how they're helping their clients decrease emissions through innovative and sustainable

financing solutions.

This year, we've seen many corporations, multinationals, and countries commit to reducing

greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050.

And these commitments are not just driven by environmental reasons.

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