How geoeconomics will affect the green transition

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  Welcome to the LSE events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Hello everyone and welcome to the LSE for those LSE festival events

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  where we're going to be discussing geoeconomics and the green transition.

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  Welcome also to our audience online.

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  The theme of the LSE Festival this year is how to save the planet.

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  There are events on all week, including on Saturday,

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  exploring what we can do to save the Earth, its people and environment from existential threats.

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  These include from the climate crisis, conflict and risks associated with AI.

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  At the end of each day,

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  which today means after this event, there are complimentary reception and drinks here in the Marshall building.

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  So please do join.

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  My name is Anna Valera, I'm a professor

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  and practice here at the LSE at the Centre for Economic Performance and the Global School of Sustainability.

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  I'm also director of the CP's growth program.

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  And I'm really, really happy to welcome our excellent speakers today.

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  We have Ed Conway, we have Catherine Thomas, we have Linda Yu and Peter Hill.

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  So I'm going to just briefly introduce the speakers in the order that we'll be hearing from them,

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  which slightly confusingly is not the order they're sitting in.

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  So Ed Conway edits the economics and data editor of Sky News and a regular columnist for The Times and Sunday Times.

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