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Climate Money by Susan SuTrillions are moving into climate, infrastructure and deep tech, but most takes tell you less than half the story. Climate Money follows the flow that tells you more than any headline ever could: where capital is going, why, and how fast.
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September Money Moves: Venture capital becomes a rounding error
This is the first installment of a new Climate Money series looking at monthly capital flows.
We’re looking at the handoffs between parts of the capital stack — for example, from equity to project financing, occasionally back to equity (i...
"Cheap" geoengineering is coming. Here's what it's really going to cost.
Stardust, a private company led by former nuclear physicists, says it can cool the planet for $10 billion a year, the cost for injecting about a million tonnes of particles to effect 0.5°C of cooling. This is solar geoengineering, also know...
This single technology is killing oil demand
The first time I tasted durian, I was living in Bali and I wanted to understand what all the fuss was about. So, I picked some up at the nearby Coco Supermarket, ready to be blown away. Instead, I gagged and choked, unable to swallow even a...
The energy transition has become the world’s biggest attack surface
“We know that China believes there is value in placing at least some elements of our core infrastructure at risk of destruction or disruption.”
–Mike Rogers, four star admiral and 17th Director of the NSA, told to Reuters
In November 2024...
The IPO wave isn't (just) about billionaires
Warning: this could radicalize you.
United Way Worldwide is the world’s largest privately funded nonprofit, serving 48 million people annually. Back in 1990, it was also the biggest — receiving $3.3B in contributions that year.
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