How forest carbon credits are created, and who the major players are.

[@kadnify]

Man, your videos rock Elias. Thank you for speaking like a human about the system.

[@eliasayrey5188]

DISCLAIMER: I am not in any way affiliated with Pachama. I stopped working for them in Sept. 2021. The opinions and data in this video do not in any way reflect their own.

[@eliasayrey5188]

NOTE: At once point I say that there are dozens, or maybe over 100 project developers out there. This is not the case, but it sure feels like it sometimes.

[@evanpayne8363]

Great video Elias! I love it!

[@wheturaymond1820]

your good mate !i like your style , very informative

[@happyvegan7810]

Hello Elias, I am so grateful to watch your videos on forestry carbon credits. Could you suggest any books related to these topics?

[@jorgedelcastillodiaz9676]

Amazing, thanks for been so straight forward and honest. We cannot allowed corrupt systems to run the climate crisis. We are here to actually solve the biggest problem, climate change. Happy to connect, Elias.

[@arkadosh]

I can only speak for Colombia, South America. Verifiers (VVB) are 100% independent, stringent, and not associated with certifiers or registries. They are also heavily regulated by the government. Generalizing over ALL the projects just because they occurred in the USA is again detrimental to all VCM market reliability. So, I like your videos. However, these extrapolations and generalizations are damaging other projects doing even better KPIs than the USA.

[@jontrimarco6205]

Sign me up for your masterclass.

[@8uN801]

I didn't know that carbon credits are unnecessarily convoluted . Too many hurdles, inefficient, borderline extortionist by most parties involved, and most importantly it is inaccessable to 90% of the population especially small holder farmers / landowners/ subsistence farmer etc. 🤦‍♂

[@gabeofthornsstudios3860]

This dude absolutely rocks