Al Gore Sees ���A Subprime Carbon Bubble���

The video discusses the emergence of green finance as a major business opportunity, emphasizing the risks for companies not transitioning to sustainable practices. It highlights the $22 trillion subprime carbon bubble and the economic implications of unburnable carbon fuels. The discussion covers the potential impact of a functioning carbon market on asset values and the increasing public demand for climate action. The video concludes by comparing the current transition to sustainability with a cartoon character running off a cliff, stressing the importance of adapting quickly to benefit economically.

What is referred to as the 'tsunami of green finance'?

What are the potential consequences for companies that do not adapt to sustainability practices?

How does the speaker compare the current carbon bubble to the subprime mortgage crisis?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of renewable energy sources?

In what way does the speaker believe that the climate crisis is being recognized by people?