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Oct 2020
43m 10s

The Future of Green/Clean Energy

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Energy is one of the leading issues in the upcoming U.S. Presidential Election. Supporters of the Green New Deal are shoving this idea to the top of political headlines and are what today’s guest calls “Champagne Socialists”—those who push their ideologies unto others but aren’t willing to get their hands dirty.  We all want a better world for future generations than we have today. But to have an electrical world powered by wind and solar, you need rare-earths, silver, copper, cobalt… you need many different and expensive materials in vast quantities. Marin Katusa, one of the world’s most successful resource venture capital fund managers, overseeing some of the largest funds in North America, says, “There's some seriously big money to be made in this trend. And there's going to be a lot of mistakes. There's going to be a lot of scams. There's going to be a lot of wasted government money, just like you mentioned, Solyndra and other deals from Obama's green dream. But just like I proved it before, there's going to be incredible assets here that there's a way to play it.” Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and Marin Katusa discuss the future of green/clean energy and the solutions to our world’s ecological and economic problems. And, getting rich while finding them. 

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