Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
100 years ago, natural disasters killed roughly 500,000 people a year. Today—with 4x the global population—that number is under 50,000.
On the _Century of Plenty_ podcast, the McKinsey Global Institute's Marc Canal explains why adaptation, not just emissions, might be the most underrated climate story of the century.
100 years ago, natural disasters killed roughly 500,000 people a year. Today—with 4x the global population—that number is under 50,000.
On the _Century of Plenty_ podcast, the McKinsey Global Institute's Marc Canal explains why adaptation, not just emissions, might be the most underrated climate story of the century.
