Venture capitalist John Doerr and Andrew Steer of the Bezos Earth Fund speak with David Gelles of The New York Times about the types of capital required for funding various climate solutions. What might a mainstream investor look for in a climate deal, compared with a philanthropist?
How should different types of capital be used — individually or in concert — to tackle climate mitigation, adaptation and resilience? And how can we ensure that money moves into the solutions that matter for everyone?
Speakers:
David Gelles, Climate Reporter, The New York Times
John Doerr, Author, Venture Capitalist and Chair, Kleiner Perkins
Andrew Steer, President and C.E.O., Bezos Earth Fund
