Guy Scriven, the climate risk correspondent, dives into the resurgence of green venture capital, driven by consumer demand and political will, especially in the wake of Biden's climate policies. He highlights exciting investments in sustainable technologies, suggesting a vibrant future for the green economy. Meanwhile, Greg Karlstrom sheds light on the troubling exodus of medical professionals from Arab countries, exacerbated by the pandemic and economic challenges. Their discussions illuminate pressing global issues of innovation and healthcare challenges.
The boom-and-bust of environmental-technology investing has settled out, and money is flooding in—both individual and institutional. We examine the green fields that lie ahead. Many Arab countries have long been suffering an exodus of medical professionals—a problem only magnified by the pandemic. And a reflection on the life of Jonathan Sacks, a tirelessly unifying British rabbi. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer