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Episode 39

The Economics of Climate Change Explained Ft. Dimitri Zenghelis

51 min Resiliency The Podcast

About this episode

In this powerful episode of Resiliency The Podcast , Jenn Quader and Dr. Kelly Culver sit down with globally respected economist Dimitri Zengelis to explore the intersection of climate change, economics, innovation, and resilience .

From the realities of the global energy transition to the psychology behind resistance to change, Dimitri breaks down why the shift to a clean economy is not just necessary—but already underway.

Chapters

  1. Climate Change Economics & Global Energy Transition (Dimitri Zengelis Intro)
  2. What Is Resilience? Adapting to Economic Shocks & Global Uncertainty
  3. How to Stay Resilient During Crisis (Mindset, Control & Empowerment)
  4. Why People Resist Climate Change Solutions (Inclusion, Trust & Public Perception)
  5. Political Polarization, Tribalism & Climate Policy Challenges
  6. Renewable Energy Boom: Why Clean Energy Is Replacing Fossil Fuels
  7. AI Energy Demand, Data Centers & The Future of Electricity Systems
  8. The Great Energy Transition: Climate Innovation & Economic Transformation
  9. Climate Change Solutions for Everyday People (Affordability & Access)
  10. Fossil Fuels vs Renewable Energy: Cost, Jobs & Economic Reality
  11. China’s Clean Energy Strategy: EVs, Batteries & Global Market Dominance
  12. Long-Term Economic Planning vs Short-Term Politics (Resilience Strategy)
  13. South Korea Economic Growth Strategy (Innovation, Industrial Policy & Technology)
  14. Future-Proofing Business: Climate Strategy, ESG & Workforce Transformation
  15. Corporate Strategy vs Government Policy (Climate Investment & Leadership)
  16. Leadership, Narrative & Market Behavior in Clean Energy Investment
  17. US vs China: Global Competition in Energy, AI & Economic Power
  18. Rapid Fire: Resilience Habits, Wall-E & Personal Insights
  19. Final Thoughts on Climate Change, Economics & Global Resilience

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