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Here we are at the end of another Davos—a
Davos where geopolitics and AI dominated

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the conversation.

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So what about climate and sustainability?

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I'm leaving here optimistic.

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Optimistic for three reasons.

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One, a lot of the fluff went away,
and we got to real conversations

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here—smaller groups,
authentic conversations about challenges

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to implementation,
challenges to going from pilots to scale,

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and how we can collaborate together.

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And that makes me optimistic. Number two,
I got the chance to meet so many

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fantastic tech-enabled business
leaders—startups that are doing amazing

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things in the climate world.

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And I'm excited because not only are
these climate-focused businesses,

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these are great businesses.

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Number three,

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this week, the leadership of the
Brazil COP 30 was announced.

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Ambassador Corrêa and CEO Ana Toni—what a
fantastic deal that brings together

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passion, experience, energy.
And we are stepping forward into a year

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where we expect great things from Brazil.

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Some of us in the private sector had a
chance to have a first conversation,

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and really appreciate the focus on
implementation and action that's coming

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through from this leadership.