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The Climate Conundrum | Trade Tips Podcast
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In this episode of the World Bank Group's Trade Tips podcast, we explore the relationship between trade and climate change, and how shipping can tackle its huge carbon emissions.
We hear from Maersk – the world’s largest container shipping firm – about how a new and greener future is needed for the industry, and from the World Bank's Vicky Chemutai, on the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Listen now! Tell us what you think of our podcast here.
Featured Voices
- Morten Bo Christiansen, Head of Decarbonization, Maersk: “There is technology available to operate on green fuels, but there are no green fuels available at the moment. So you have this situation that there are no green fuels because no one is building green ships, and there are no one builds the green ships because there are no green fuels."
- Vicky Chemutai, Economist, Young Professionals Program, World Bank Group: “All of the solutions that we are talking about need to be implemented at scale. But the solutions exist.”
Timestamps
[00:05] Welcome and introduction
[01:14] What is the shipping industry doing about climate change?
[02:07] How much have carbon emissions become a priority?
[03:49] What will fuel the ships, if not fossil fuels?
[05:59] Near shoring and the supply chain crisis
[07:41] The bigger picture - The link between trade and climate
[08:53] Where are we seeing the most acute issues?
[10:07] How can trade contribute to the solution?
[12:43] Closing and thanks for listening!
Presenter and Producer: Sarah Treanor
Executive Producer: Marisa Zawacki
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This podcast was created by the World Bank Group with funding from the Trade Facilitation Support Program (TFSP). The TFSP is funded by nine donor partners: Australia, Canada, the European Commission, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United States, and the United Kingdom. This initiative provides assistance to countries seeking to align their trade practices with the World Trade Organization Trade Facilitation Agreement (WTO TFA).
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This Trade Tips podcast tackles the big issues in the world of trade and explores solutions. In this new podcast from the World Bank Group, we take you on a journey around the globe – from Vanuatu to Ghana, Jamaica to Nepal, London to Washington, DC. Through conversations with traders who are being affected by key issues like climate change, digitization, gender – and experts offering cutting-edge solutions – we highlight why trade matters and how it can be made more efficient. Don't miss an episode! Listen and subscribe for free on your favorite platform. Tell us what you think of our podcast here.
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