Ray Dalio: The climate crisis is 'expensive,' 'existential' - How bridging climate finance gaps can help
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Climate change is one of 5 forces reshaping the world order, according to Ray Dalio, the founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates and a student of history who has tracked centuries of patterns in economics and geopolitics for his series of best-selling books. He explains how climate change will power a global transformation of economies and societies that's both "existential" and potentially "catastrophic." He'll share how bridging climate finance gaps can mitigate the worst impacts of a warming planet and how smart use of climate philanthropy can de-risk the investments needed for critical innovations and progress.
This interview was recorded August 2024 in the World Economic Forum Headquarters in Geneva
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