Understanding the Carbon Credits Market: Insights from Chaitanya Kalia of EY India | Climate Clock

[@jagadeeswarareddymareddy389]

Excellent interview

[@njain1983]

Thank you for this video. Very informative. India's general impression about lax implementation of regulations, pliable regulators & administrators and not so above board business people, would be interesting to see how much demand will be there in developed world for India generated Carbon credits when the CC market is formally established in India.

[@tarpankg2777]

This industry is an absolutely good candidate to be on blockchain

[@FirasQassim-rt7rb]

Excellent info

[@Andy-3333]

great news

[@lauradonf]

what is the goal of creating a market within which regulations a blurry . It would have been simpler to put strict rules on fixing prices, preventing double counting etc. upfront to be voluntarily followed before instituting it.

[@AlokSuman-h8h]

Need that calculation sheet for conversion

[@purnimachouhan7411]

Wrong information. The Kyoto Protocol was adopted on December 11, 1997, in Kyoto, Japan. It was available for signing between March 16, 1998, and March 15, 1999, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, and came into effect on February 16, 2005.

[@wisegamer7302]

how to start , where to start carbon trading

[@pcaso]

I can pollute but i will buy carbon credit to hide my sin

[@healthspace4936]

In a nutshell, yes. But, if everyone started thinking this way, we would be out luck pretty soon. And no amount of dollars are going to help us reverse the damage we made.

[@rkt81]

​@healthspace4936 another tax on public and avoidance for the super rich. Just a scam.

[@pcaso]

@@healthspace4936dollars itself is sin of fed that they sell to market.

[@vinaysankar]

Exactly! Bullshit being paraded as a solution!

[@lauradonf]

@@healthspace4936 the only way is to cut-down emissions. The sooner they will get it the more chances we will have to save this planet.

[@amritsinghkarki5432]

Buzzzz