CLEAN : Indigenous peoples group protest against UN REDD at COP21

The video discusses the ineffectiveness of carbon credits and the Paris climate agreement in addressing climate change. It critiques the commodification of natural resources and highlights the role of capitalism in perpetuating environmental issues. The video argues that current solutions, like carbon markets, are false and do not reduce emissions at the source. It calls for a shift away from fossil fuels and emphasizes the need for genuine climate action.

What is the main criticism of carbon credits according to the first section?

• They are difficult to trade.

• They are too expensive.

• They are only available to large corporations.

• They do not reduce emissions at the source.

How do countries like the United States use carbon credits?

• To support local environmental initiatives.

• To justify continued pollution domestically.

• To invest in renewable energy projects.

• To reduce domestic emissions directly.

Which communities are most affected by carbon credit projects?

• Wealthy communities in developed countries.

• Indigenous and poorer communities in other countries.

• Rural communities in developed countries.

• Urban communities in developed countries.

What is the suggested real solution to the climate crisis in the final section?

• Keeping fossil fuels in the ground.

• Investing in more carbon capture technology.

• Expanding industrial development.

• Increasing the use of carbon credits.

What is the main problem with carbon credits as highlighted in the final section?

• They do not address the root cause of emissions.

• They are only applicable to certain industries.

• They are not recognized internationally.

• They are too complex to implement.