The Explainer: The carbon credits trade broken down

[@muthonikasili]

I don't normally comment on KZbin videos, lakini this one... Bravo for putting this together. Very well explained! 💯

[@ireneshatek5684]

I have a word for whoever introduced this segment: Genius!

[@vilmertijuana3953]

I've come to realize that this is not really genius at all. How do we know that the polluters have polluted how much? And how are they Pricing these credits?

[@syedhussain425]

Yvonne Okwara is brilliant! ...very well explained and delivered!

[@StephenMumbwani]

You are doing a great job. You are helping Kenyans understand what our government is doing with the campaigns that some have been complaining about President making a lot of trips out of the country. This is one commodity that we need to capitalize on to replace the foresile fuel that we shelved because of cost benefit analysis. I Ruto Manage to convince the world we will be the giant in the carbon market and will pay as much as petrol would have done if not better but at lesser Investments as compared to investing in mining oil.

[@kenmbuco1675]

I don't buy in to all this .. people should have freedom to choose otherwise this will make the super rich have control over the majority poor. We are looking forward to killing small business in favour of the big corporations. When you see what Europe is doing to industrialise, you understand that the whole thing is a scam. Control the sources of food and wealth then you have the control over everyone.

[@livingstonekoech9192]

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[@johngoard8272]

Yes all very well for the companies that buy up carbon credits but I saw a program on the Australian ABC network that showed that the money that was supposedly go to the population who owned the land on which carbon is absorbed for example the rain forests in Papua New Guinea were not getting what they were entitled to and also that the vast majority of the leaders of the separate communities did not understand in any way what carbon credits were about and what they were signing up for. In my mind a money making scam by the individuals who dream up these plans to line their own pockets

[@makalema]

Each country has carbon trading regulation. In Tanzania the land owner (Managing Authority) is entitled 61% of the gross revenue 9% is annual administration cost while 30% remain with the Project Proponent.

[@alkabshaikh]

Well done, beautifully explained. I loved the simplicity and candor of your presentation. Keep it up!

[@howitzer9977]

Carbon credits have been proven to not only not reduce carbon footprint in the environment but also increase it. They are a good initiative but ineffective. However, small efforts compounded create big effects.

[@Kenandlizabeehaven]

Carbon credits have got nothing to do with carbon emissions it's about Wealth transferring So if you want some of this wealth I suggest growing some hemp for every acre of hemp. You'll extract 8 to 15 tons of CO2. The going rate in Alberta for one credit is $30. I'm guessing I credit would be one ton of CO2. So it low in would be $240. An acre at the high-end. 450 per acre.

[@blah329]

But isnt the Worldbank deciding the price?

[@hoseaxciv5580]

That's a great breakdown. Well done.

[@alfredotieno2678]

Very well articulated

[@Got2Learn]

So basically, we need to pay more to do stuff now?

[@oluwafemiolakiitan3298]

This is very insightful... Thank you very much

[@Singara44]

Excellent video, very informative and well presented.

[@yussufduale4142]

Thanks for the details n updates on Carbon credit Ms Yvonne!!! I hope that Kenyans will be successful in this historic Big Bill, and every Kenyan can have some "Credits" or "shares" in their respective mobile phones or Accounts in the recent future!!! 😜

[@charitymbatudde7733]

❤❤ very well explained

[@MavutoJames-m5n]

Very well explained. Salute.

[@NoteToSelf-er3sq]

best video on carbon credits online. brilliantly scripted and delivered

[@kellyoketch2254]

Very articulate.

[@eliteboxfitness]

brilliant breakdown thanks.

[@MikaelW254]

It's unfortunate that Ruto & his government are evicting indigenous people (Ongiek community) from Mau forest because of this Carbon credit deal he signed with foreign countries saying it's the way to go today. The Ongiekis have lived there for centuries are our people, now they've nowhere to go. SHAME ON RUTO.

[@Cedartree286]

well explained did watched some videos but they were not clear as this one

[@jamesadala6773]

Well done

[@geraldgeofrey1916]

Well explained. 👍🏿

[@Elijah.123]

Wonderful 👏👏👏

[@tomasgoes]

Way to go, Kenya. Cheers from Brazil.

[@petermurimi1562]

Very Nice 😀

[@upstar21t]

The ice caps were supposed to have fully flooded earth by 2012, then 2018, but here we still are!😂

[@shepherdmukora5558]

well explained

[@kirwakelvinkering3122]

Yvonne , you are the best teacher on this 😂

[@luisarroyo8111]

Thats not a corrective strategy but rather a "offloading" the responsibility onto some one else.

[@frimmbits]

How much tax for carbon credits?

[@ekm4881]

So let me get this......Mzungure anakuja na pesa alafu anakupea juu umepanda miti kwako😂😂😂Free of charge......na ile tym unataka kushika kuku pia huwa unairushia mahindi free of charge 🤔🤔🤔 sindio

[@PatsConfectionery]

You are very right..

[@irenethinkingright]

Now I know. Sio Kuuzia Watu hewa 😂 ama uoga 😂😂 hii ni kali

[@Francisqolito]

War is the only solution... The pollutors should be given the mambo matatu treatment ...kama hawalipi tibiwe!

[@mulisyadavid5567]

It's very cheap. Not just actually

[@kevinmuriithi8584]

million or billion

[@dannmwangi3978]

capitalism can just commoditize anything🚮🚮

[@VincentNyingi]

Scam!

[@upstar21t]

Complete scam, to eventually create a global dictatorship.

[@honnesthonnest5013]

Azimio

[@charles.musungu]

Yeah, it's ridiculous

[@TeenaParker-ev8ld]

Bull crap

[@WeTheLittlePeople]

Oh, so after the Paris accords, all those Tax Credits go to France's African colonies? Cool! Country Former Colonial Power Participates in Carbon Credit Programs Benin France Yes Burkina Faso France Yes Cameroon France Yes Central African Republic France Yes Chad France Yes Republic of the Congo France Yes Côte d'Ivoire France Yes Gabon France Yes Guinea France Yes Madagascar France Yes Mali France Yes Mauritania France Yes Niger France Yes Senegal France Yes Togo France Yes