The Great Adaptation

This explores how capitalism has adapted to climate change's consequences rather than combating its causes. Neoliberal economists and ideologues have used climate change since the 1970s to promote market-based solutions to environmental and social issues. This powerful movement has led to some powerful actors thriving in the face of climate change and potentially making a profit from it, highlighting the political economy of this potent movement.

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