This episode: Fear is the strongest driver for most people. Poll: 45% of people aged 16-25 live in such extreme fear of climate change that it impacts their daily lives. Half of young Americans think “humanity is doomed.” Would expected climate change actually bring “doom”? The climate is changing, humans are contributing, but our ability to manage our impact on the planet is grossly underestimated. Why are we more concerned about climate change in 100 years than the 30% spike in U.S. murders in the past year? - - - - - Demand for coal, oil and natural gas is surging at the same time countries create a self-inflicted shortage by “transitioning” from these sources. The resulting price spike is expected to trigger food shortages and a scary winter of electricity and heat rationing for the U.K. and Europe. Jacki explores the shift in world power as a result of the energy policy choices countries make. There are clear winners and losers that might surprise you. - - - - - A whistleblower at a large European bank reveals that “ESG” socially conscious funds are sometimes not as advertised, and SEC Chairman, Gary Gensler, is taking action for greater truth in advertising. Buyer beware.