Will new disclosure rules or COP28 have more lasting climate impact?

In this episode, 

Richard Delevan gives you an audio read of today’s Wicked Problems newsletter with some bonus content. For links to all the content mentioned, do check out the newsletter - https://wickedpr0blems.substack.com/p/will-new-disclosure-rules-or-cop28-force-more We talk through IPCC Chair Jim Skea’s maiden interview on BBCRadio 4, and look at the slow quiet march of the rule makers in California and Brussels that might have more lasting impact - and climate tech opportunity - than COP28.

Some other great links we do mention: 

• John Reynolds’ exclusive interview in The Currency with Energy Impact Partners on their plans for Irish climate tech.
• Congrats to 
• Niall Mac Dowell on his new Xiron Globalconsultancy with some super-smart collaborators out of Shell, the UK Civil Service and the US DOE. 
• Good time to get some beachfront property 25 miles from the current shoreline, thanks to Antarctic ice sheet collapse.
• Check out THAT Bassem Youssef/Piers Morgan interview.
• And the real-world 1909 kidnap and extortion plot to kill solar PV research, uncovered by an Oxford post-doc. 

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