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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 45 MIN

Carbon Credits Are Crap With Jaye Conolly

from Driving Eco Sustainability;My Perspective

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Drive Eco Sustainability, host Grace sits down with Jay, author of the bold and controversial book Carbon Credits Are Crap, to unpack the truth behind the global carbon credit industry — especially its impact on African communities.From Zimbabwe to Kenya, Uganda, and across Sub-Saharan Africa, this conversation exposes how a multi-trillion-dollar carbon market has failed the very communities it claims to protect. Jay shares her personal journey investigating carbon credit projects, revealing how lack of transparency, weak regulation, and broken verification systems have allowed money to be siphoned away while communities remain without electricity, clean water, jobs, or basic infrastructure.This episode dives deep into:Why 90% of forest and land-use carbon credits are considered worthlessHow African governments and communities are often left in the darkThe role of big corporations buying carbon credits without accountabilityWhy income-first, community-centered climate solutions are essentialHow technology, AI, satellites, and digital verification can transform carbon marketsThe vision behind Carbon Clarity, a platform designed to bring full traceability and transparencyWhy Africa may actually be better positioned than the Global North to lead climate innovationThe future of carbon credits, biochar, smart villages, and sustainable jobsMost importantly, this episode challenges the narrative of climate action without justice — and calls for African communities to be informed, empowered, and actively involved in decisions affecting their land and resources.📘 Book Mentioned: Carbon Credits Are Crap by Jay (available at selected bookstores)🌍 If you care about climate action, environmental justice, community empowerment, and Africa's role in shaping a fair global sustainability agenda, this conversation is a must-watch.👉 Subscribe to the channel for more honest conversations on climate change, sustainability, and real impact👍 Like the video if it added value💬 Comment your thoughts — are carbon credits helping or harming Africa?Let's save our planet — the right way.

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In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Drive Eco Sustainability, host Grace sits down with Jay, author of the bold and controversial book Carbon Credits Are Crap, to unpack the truth behind the global carbon credit industry — especially its...

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