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The biggest commercial opportunity which the world has seen is the decarbonising of our planet.
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The quote presents decarbonising the planet as more than an environmental task: it describes it as a major opportunity for business and investment. Calling it “the biggest commercial opportunity” makes the claim deliberately broad, suggesting that reducing the planet’s carbon impact could create more economic potential than any other opportunity the world has seen.
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