Is private capital the key to tackling climate change? | Moral Money

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Global start-ups are coming up with innovations that could tackle the world’s major sustainability challenges.

But 90% of these companies fail because they run out of money. Meanwhile, according to Morgan Stanley, more than 70% of investors believe their investment choices can impact climate change.

Watch to see how collaborations could help breakthrough innovations scale.

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