Building back better is about more than supply chains, innovations, and carbon. Fundamentally, it's about us. On this episode of Climate Biz, we're talking jobs and tackle how to create a "just transition" with Guy Ryder, Director general of the International Labour Organization.

2:47 -- What do we mean by Just Transition?

5:30 -- Energy Jobs and the Just Transition

6:47 -- Transitions in Geography

11:22 -- Supply Chain and Labor

14:00 -- Women and the Just Transition

16:42 -- Green Sprouts

19:58 -- Fairy Godmother's Wish

On our fourth annual Crystal Ball episode, we delve into eight seven sustainable sectors to predict how they will fare in 2022:

Carbon Capture: 01:49

Recycling Plastics: 03:08

Batteries: 04:56

Hydrogen: 6:49

Green Building/Construction: 08:58

Agriculture: 10:24

Sustainability-Linked Bonds: 12:39

Building back better is about more than supply chains, innovations,  and carbon. Fundamentally, it's about us. On this episode of Climate Biz, we're talking jobs and tackle how to create a "just transition" with Guy Ryder, Director general of the International Labour Organization.

2:47 -- What do we mean by Just Transition?

5:30 -- Energy Jobs and the Just Transition

6:47 -- Transitions in Geography

11:22 -- Supply Chain and Labor

14:00 -- Women and the Just Transition

16:42 -- Green Sprouts 

19:58 -- Fairy Godmother's Wish

Julia Hoggett, CEO of the LSE, discusses voluntary carbon markets and the role of stock exchanges in the green economy. She believes that "the only way we get to net zero and stay there is if the entirety of the economy moves on a global basis." Going forward, she lists her three chief objectives to be:

o creating better ESG and climate disclosure and data, o growing the green economy, and o supporting the just transition to low carbon and net-zero economy.

This month Denise and Shari tackle the latest news in blended finance, carbon pricing, and green fuel for aviation and shipping.

IFC Senior Vice President Stephanie von Friedeburg explains how COP26 impacts IFC's future strategy. Rivian IPO sparks huge interest, and billionaires Warren Buffet and Bill Gates go nuclear.

All that, plus two listener questions with a Latin American flavor...

On the eve of COP26, hosts Denise Odaro and Shari Friedman discuss the recent IEA warning that based on current emissions pledges, the world is still on course for a 2.7C rise. Plus, this month's top public and private trends and an audience question from New York City.

One key to every net zero path is comprehensive reporting, but that can't happen if key variables are excluded. For example, if you're tracking emissions, it's important to track not only the amount of carbon in the air, but how much is being burned. Another factor may be fit. That is, are market actions matching what the science is telling us?

Well... are they?

Carbon Tracker's Mark Campanale joins Climate Biz to dish the dirt... or perhaps the carbon.

More...

Join Shari and Denise as they dive into the biggest news in climate business over the last few months. They focus on the new IPCC report, major announcements at the UN General Assembly meeting, and wrap up with a conversation about the world's newest (and biggest) Direct Air Capture Plant: The Orca plant in Iceland.

Podcast show page: www.ifc.org/climatebiz

IPCC report: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/

Orca: https://climeworks.com/orca