Lack of Capital Isn’t the Problem in Meeting Net-Zero Bill

Lack of Capital Isn’t the Problem in Meeting Net-Zero Bill:

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Climate change won’t be a cheap problem to solve, with the race to net-zero emissions needing $4.8 trillion to be spent every year between now and 2030 on clean energy technologies.

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