Climate Change Front & Center on European Political Agenda, Says Minton Beddoes

The transcript discusses the UK's accelerated plan to phase out internal combustion engines by 2035, highlighting the differences in climate focus between Europe and the US. It explores the potential for fiscal reforms through carbon taxes in the US and the growing importance of ESG in the financial sector. The role of central banks and the upcoming COP meeting in the UK are noted as significant. The discussion contrasts the proactive stance of European governments with the more hesitant approach of the US federal government, emphasizing the need for government involvement in effective climate action.

In what ways might a carbon tax be part of fiscal reform in the United States?

What is the significance of the upcoming COP meeting in the UK?