As climate change increasingly intersects with economic competition and global power politics, how can the United States pursue climate action that is both effective and politically durable?

Greg Bertelsen discusses the evolution of market-based climate solutions in the United States. Bertelsen explains why climate policy must align with American economic and geopolitical interests, explores the role of trade and industrial competitiveness in global decarbonization, and assesses how the U.S. can compete with China in clean energy.

Join GJIA in this episode as we discuss market-driven climate policy with Greg Bertelsen, CEO of the Climate Leadership Council where he leads efforts to advance bipartisan, durable climate solutions that reduce global emissions while strengthening U.S. economic competitiveness. 

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