One of the tech industry’s sources of carbon credits is in conflict with Kenyan herders

Technological companies such as conservation program Netflix and meta are clashes with local drivers who trust for carbon loans A report Wall Street Journal. Caused the program-driven program North Kenya Rangelands Carbon Project To be caught, and as a result, the organization may invalidate loans that are already sold.

This special carbon seizure program uses the grass spread over 4.7 million acres belonging to groups such as Maasai, traps the carbon in carbon in the land. The project uses the land, drivers, drivers, buy part of the income from carbon credit sales. The issue that puts the whole program at risk is a confrontation on drivers farming practices. The local agricultural community has used the same grazing techniques for existing generations, but the Northern Kenyan Rangelands wants the carbon project, “Heating in grazing and returning more carbon to the ground to the land” Wall Street Journal writes. Some drivers who are angry with the rules went to claim that they were wrong when they first agreed to participate in the conservation program.

Many technological companies trust the purchase of carbon loans to replace the negative environmental effects of rapid technological development. The servers are not able to train 24 hours a day without streaming movies or many electrical and water. Carbon offset projects sell loans to companies to remove plant trees or agricultural programs from the atmosphere from the atmosphere to close their sins.

It is clear that these carbon projects are not really useful for people living in the land they have always affected. Wall Street Journal The report is worth reading and the marking of the fall of all this, but at least, the marking of technological companies such as “carbon neutral” seems to go to difficulty.