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This week on Everybody in the Pool, the climate crisis is already costing you money. Whether it’s higher prices at the grocery store, skyrocketing home insurance, replacing furnishings and infrastructure after an extreme weather event, or the declining value of your stock portfolio and its fossil fuel investments, personal finance and global warming are on a collision course. That’s how this week’s guest, Farnoosh Torabi, found herself in the pool: she’s a personal finance blogger and podcaster who increasingly realized that her stories, like so many others, are actually climate stories. Torabi is the host of the podcast So Money, and joined Molly to talk about personal finance in the climate economy.
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This week on Everybody in the Pool, the climate crisis is already costing you money. Whether it’s higher prices at the grocery store, skyrocketing home insurance, replacing furnishings and infrastructure after an extreme weather event, or the declining value of your stock portfolio and its fossil fuel investments, personal finance and global warming are on a collision course. That’s how this week’s guest, Farnoosh Torabi, found herself in the pool: she’s a personal finance blogger and podcaster who increasingly realized that her stories, like so many others, are actually climate stories. Torabi is the host of the podcast So Money, and joined Molly to talk about personal finance in the climate economy.
Please subscribe and tell your friends about EITP! Send feedback or become a sponsor at [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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