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What is the Voluntary Carbon Market?
What is the Voluntary Carbon Market, how does it work and what role does it have in the global drive to reduce emissions? The first video in this series explains how carbon credits are created and traded in the VCM and who's involved in the market.
Learn more about Platts carbon price assessments and indices, daily news and market commentary, from S&P Global Commodity Insights. https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/products-services/energy-transition/carbon-markets
#carbon #emissions #carboncredits
published: 19 Dec 2022
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The Big Problem With Carbon Offsets
Imagine a financial tool that lowers greenhouse gasses, speeds the green transition and rejuvenates forests. That’s the promise of carbon offsets, but far from the reality. In this segment from Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explains how carbon offset markets work, or in most cases don’t.
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Getting Warmer is Bloomberg's exclusive new show about climate, clean energy and business, anchored by actor and former White House aide Kal Penn.
Accompany him on his journey as he takes an up-close look at bold climate solutions and discovers new facets of the global transition to clean energy.
In a hosted studio segment, Penn sifts through the overwhelming news about our climate and breaks down the facts and trends to understand with a dose of humor and optimism. Why are the recycling symbols on your ...
published: 20 Apr 2023
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Voluntary Emissions Reduction and NGO Participation in China
Researchers from Tsinghua University speak about their study of NGO participation in voluntary emission reduction in China, through a project funded by the Alcoa Foundation Advancing Sustainability Research Initiative. The program is managed by Alcoa Foundation and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE).
published: 28 Sep 2012
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Global Emission Reduction (GER) - A benchmark to revolutionise the Voluntary Carbon Market
Net Zero Markets' Global Emission Reduction (GER), the groundbreaking benchmark for Voluntary Carbon Markets produced in collaboration with AirCarbon Exchange (ACX), Nodal Exchange and European Energy Exchange AG, combines a unique package of offsets to create a single, transparently priced product, simplifying the process of buying, selling and retiring carbon credits. The GER can also be used for offsetting by individuals, who can access it via Plannet Zero.
https://netzeromarkets.co/ger/
published: 29 Aug 2022
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How does the emission trading scheme work?
Emission trading scheme? Cap and trade? What do these words mean? Like us https://www.facebook.com/CarbonControl Follow us https://twitter.com/CarbonControl
Author: Norwegian Ministry of Environment
published: 10 Mar 2012
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Voluntary carbon credits
A video for Respira, a carbon credits finance business, featuring Ed Hewitt, Director of Nature-Based Solutions, explaining what a voluntary carbon credit is.
published: 16 Nov 2022
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Voluntary carbon markets: Carbon credits, Offset Standards,.. | Explainer from a business consultant
#voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #howtosellcarbonoffsets
In 1989, the American electric power production firm AES Corp decided to finance an agri-forest project in Guatemala, investing two million dollars. The goal of the project was to offset the emissions of a new power plant the group had built in Connecticut by planting 50 million trees. This project became the first documented carbon offset program and it marked the beginning of Voluntary carbon markets.
Why does it help to address climate change? Since we only have one atmosphere, it does not matter where the emissions are released, because they will soon spread around the earth, creating a greenhouse effect. Following the same logic - it also doesn’t matter where we reduce emissions. Therefore, the reduction of a ton of CO2...
published: 06 May 2021
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An Overview of Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for Responsibly Sourced Oil and Gas
Recorded on May 20, 2021
0:00 - Intro
3:02 - Risks and Opportunities
4:40 - Big Changes
6:40 - Emissions Reduction Initiatives Report
7:38 - Categoties of Voluntary Initiatives
10:40 - Disclosure Levels
13:44 - Criteria
14:30 - Certifications
15:34 - Commitments
16:43 - Initiative Summary
25:54 - Moving Forward
28:49 - How to Downlod the Full Report
Download Full Report here: https://highwoodemissions.com/research/#elementor-action%3Aaction%3Dpopup%3Aopen%26settings%3DeyJpZCI6Ijk1MCIsInRvZ2dsZSI6ZmFsc2V9
Abstract:
Greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry are in the crosshairs of regulators, the public, and investors around the world. A growing number of voluntary emissions reduction initiatives exist for companies that want to demonstrate leadership to investors, end use...
published: 03 Jun 2021
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Carbon- linked Bonds: Can Bhutan Lead Way? talk at Bhutan Innovation Forum
published: 04 Oct 2024
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The Carbon Market Opportunity | FT Rethink
Much has been discussed about the carbon market, here is how it actually works. Lombard Odier explains the difference between voluntary and compliance carbon markets and outlines the importance of high-integrity carbon projects. How investors can support companies’ decarbonisation strategies and diversify their portfolios via carbon markets.
#carbonmarket #investing #decarbonising
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published: 02 Mar 2023
2:04
What is the Voluntary Carbon Market?
What is the Voluntary Carbon Market, how does it work and what role does it have in the global drive to reduce emissions? The first video in this series explain...
What is the Voluntary Carbon Market, how does it work and what role does it have in the global drive to reduce emissions? The first video in this series explains how carbon credits are created and traded in the VCM and who's involved in the market.
Learn more about Platts carbon price assessments and indices, daily news and market commentary, from S&P Global Commodity Insights. https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/products-services/energy-transition/carbon-markets
#carbon #emissions #carboncredits
https://wn.com/What_Is_The_Voluntary_Carbon_Market
What is the Voluntary Carbon Market, how does it work and what role does it have in the global drive to reduce emissions? The first video in this series explains how carbon credits are created and traded in the VCM and who's involved in the market.
Learn more about Platts carbon price assessments and indices, daily news and market commentary, from S&P Global Commodity Insights. https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/products-services/energy-transition/carbon-markets
#carbon #emissions #carboncredits
- published: 19 Dec 2022
- views: 20838
4:37
The Big Problem With Carbon Offsets
Imagine a financial tool that lowers greenhouse gasses, speeds the green transition and rejuvenates forests. That’s the promise of carbon offsets, but far from ...
Imagine a financial tool that lowers greenhouse gasses, speeds the green transition and rejuvenates forests. That’s the promise of carbon offsets, but far from the reality. In this segment from Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explains how carbon offset markets work, or in most cases don’t.
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Getting Warmer is Bloomberg's exclusive new show about climate, clean energy and business, anchored by actor and former White House aide Kal Penn.
Accompany him on his journey as he takes an up-close look at bold climate solutions and discovers new facets of the global transition to clean energy.
In a hosted studio segment, Penn sifts through the overwhelming news about our climate and breaks down the facts and trends to understand with a dose of humor and optimism. Why are the recycling symbols on your plastic cups misleading? How does the carbon credit market work and does it actually help? And what is the future of water in a drought-ridden world?
On the road, Penn meets the innovators, researchers, communities and businesses pivoting to new energy sources and spearheading low-carbon technologies. In documentary segments, Penn speaks to the self-declared “crypto cowboys” of Texas who claim Bitcoin mining can help stabilize the state’s troubled electrical grid, and travels to Nevada to visit the company attempting to build America’s first closed-loop supply chain for electric vehicles. In New York, Penn explores the urban designs proposed to save the city from the next Superstorm Sandy and goes inside New York’s Empire State building to investigate the challenges of decarbonizing our cities and landmarks.
The show builds on, and includes contributions from, Bloomberg Green’s award-winning team of climate journalists as well as London-based climate storytellers Jack Harries and Alice Aedy. With a focus on the most pressing questions for young viewers, Jack and Alice unpack one big idea each episode. From recycled wastewater to regenerative agriculture and the challenges of a just transition for workers in the energy sector, they’ll break down how countries across the world are finding intriguing solutions to our climate crisis, and outline the challenges ahead.
Watch Getting Warmer starting February 1st at 8p EST streaming on Bloomberg channels on Connected TV Devices including Samsung TV+, LG Channels, and Fire TV. And on & Bloomberg.com.
You can also watch on Bloomberg TV (BTV) at 10p ET.
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Imagine a financial tool that lowers greenhouse gasses, speeds the green transition and rejuvenates forests. That’s the promise of carbon offsets, but far from the reality. In this segment from Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explains how carbon offset markets work, or in most cases don’t.
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Getting Warmer is Bloomberg's exclusive new show about climate, clean energy and business, anchored by actor and former White House aide Kal Penn.
Accompany him on his journey as he takes an up-close look at bold climate solutions and discovers new facets of the global transition to clean energy.
In a hosted studio segment, Penn sifts through the overwhelming news about our climate and breaks down the facts and trends to understand with a dose of humor and optimism. Why are the recycling symbols on your plastic cups misleading? How does the carbon credit market work and does it actually help? And what is the future of water in a drought-ridden world?
On the road, Penn meets the innovators, researchers, communities and businesses pivoting to new energy sources and spearheading low-carbon technologies. In documentary segments, Penn speaks to the self-declared “crypto cowboys” of Texas who claim Bitcoin mining can help stabilize the state’s troubled electrical grid, and travels to Nevada to visit the company attempting to build America’s first closed-loop supply chain for electric vehicles. In New York, Penn explores the urban designs proposed to save the city from the next Superstorm Sandy and goes inside New York’s Empire State building to investigate the challenges of decarbonizing our cities and landmarks.
The show builds on, and includes contributions from, Bloomberg Green’s award-winning team of climate journalists as well as London-based climate storytellers Jack Harries and Alice Aedy. With a focus on the most pressing questions for young viewers, Jack and Alice unpack one big idea each episode. From recycled wastewater to regenerative agriculture and the challenges of a just transition for workers in the energy sector, they’ll break down how countries across the world are finding intriguing solutions to our climate crisis, and outline the challenges ahead.
Watch Getting Warmer starting February 1st at 8p EST streaming on Bloomberg channels on Connected TV Devices including Samsung TV+, LG Channels, and Fire TV. And on & Bloomberg.com.
You can also watch on Bloomberg TV (BTV) at 10p ET.
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- published: 20 Apr 2023
- views: 82070
1:44
Voluntary Emissions Reduction and NGO Participation in China
Researchers from Tsinghua University speak about their study of NGO participation in voluntary emission reduction in China, through a project funded by the Alco...
Researchers from Tsinghua University speak about their study of NGO participation in voluntary emission reduction in China, through a project funded by the Alcoa Foundation Advancing Sustainability Research Initiative. The program is managed by Alcoa Foundation and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE).
https://wn.com/Voluntary_Emissions_Reduction_And_Ngo_Participation_In_China
Researchers from Tsinghua University speak about their study of NGO participation in voluntary emission reduction in China, through a project funded by the Alcoa Foundation Advancing Sustainability Research Initiative. The program is managed by Alcoa Foundation and administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE).
- published: 28 Sep 2012
- views: 112
2:00
Global Emission Reduction (GER) - A benchmark to revolutionise the Voluntary Carbon Market
Net Zero Markets' Global Emission Reduction (GER), the groundbreaking benchmark for Voluntary Carbon Markets produced in collaboration with AirCarbon Exchange (...
Net Zero Markets' Global Emission Reduction (GER), the groundbreaking benchmark for Voluntary Carbon Markets produced in collaboration with AirCarbon Exchange (ACX), Nodal Exchange and European Energy Exchange AG, combines a unique package of offsets to create a single, transparently priced product, simplifying the process of buying, selling and retiring carbon credits. The GER can also be used for offsetting by individuals, who can access it via Plannet Zero.
https://netzeromarkets.co/ger/
https://wn.com/Global_Emission_Reduction_(Ger)_A_Benchmark_To_Revolutionise_The_Voluntary_Carbon_Market
Net Zero Markets' Global Emission Reduction (GER), the groundbreaking benchmark for Voluntary Carbon Markets produced in collaboration with AirCarbon Exchange (ACX), Nodal Exchange and European Energy Exchange AG, combines a unique package of offsets to create a single, transparently priced product, simplifying the process of buying, selling and retiring carbon credits. The GER can also be used for offsetting by individuals, who can access it via Plannet Zero.
https://netzeromarkets.co/ger/
- published: 29 Aug 2022
- views: 93
3:34
How does the emission trading scheme work?
Emission trading scheme? Cap and trade? What do these words mean? Like us https://www.facebook.com/CarbonControl Follow us https://twitter.com/CarbonControl
A...
Emission trading scheme? Cap and trade? What do these words mean? Like us https://www.facebook.com/CarbonControl Follow us https://twitter.com/CarbonControl
Author: Norwegian Ministry of Environment
https://wn.com/How_Does_The_Emission_Trading_Scheme_Work
Emission trading scheme? Cap and trade? What do these words mean? Like us https://www.facebook.com/CarbonControl Follow us https://twitter.com/CarbonControl
Author: Norwegian Ministry of Environment
- published: 10 Mar 2012
- views: 230298
6:25
Voluntary carbon credits
A video for Respira, a carbon credits finance business, featuring Ed Hewitt, Director of Nature-Based Solutions, explaining what a voluntary carbon credit is.
A video for Respira, a carbon credits finance business, featuring Ed Hewitt, Director of Nature-Based Solutions, explaining what a voluntary carbon credit is.
https://wn.com/Voluntary_Carbon_Credits
A video for Respira, a carbon credits finance business, featuring Ed Hewitt, Director of Nature-Based Solutions, explaining what a voluntary carbon credit is.
- published: 16 Nov 2022
- views: 12
10:43
Voluntary carbon markets: Carbon credits, Offset Standards,.. | Explainer from a business consultant
#voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #howtosellcarbonoffsets
In 1989, the American electric power production firm AES Corp decided to finance an agri-forest ...
#voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #howtosellcarbonoffsets
In 1989, the American electric power production firm AES Corp decided to finance an agri-forest project in Guatemala, investing two million dollars. The goal of the project was to offset the emissions of a new power plant the group had built in Connecticut by planting 50 million trees. This project became the first documented carbon offset program and it marked the beginning of Voluntary carbon markets.
Why does it help to address climate change? Since we only have one atmosphere, it does not matter where the emissions are released, because they will soon spread around the earth, creating a greenhouse effect. Following the same logic - it also doesn’t matter where we reduce emissions. Therefore, the reduction of a ton of CO2, no matter where or how it is done, results in the same climate benefit.
The unit traded on Voluntary Carbon Markets is carbon credit. Which is a tradable certificate representing 1 ton of CO2 equivalent removed from the atmosphere, by a project designed specifically for this purpose.
Voluntary carbon market does not have a single regulatory body and is highly fragmented. Which means there are many agencies with somewhat different standards that can verify the project. And standards are important cause carbon offsets may be of high quality, but may also be of low quality.
This scattered pattern of standards and lack of proper regulation is a reason why voluntary markets get criticized and partially this is fair. But it's also worth mentioning that these days voluntary carbon markets became much more mature. Standards are getting better, the process of purchasing carbon offsets is getting easier and more accessible. And, moreover, learnings that came from voluntary markets became super valuable to build the second type of Carbon markets - compliance or regulatory ones.
0:00 Intro & questions to be covered
0:33 First carbon offset project
1:29 Definition of Voluntary Carbon Markets
1:45 Why does it help to address climate change?
3:27 What is traded on Voluntary carbon markets? (definitions of carbon credit and carbon offset)
4:31 How do carbon credits occur on Voluntary Carbon Markets?
5:45 Examples of the biggest VCM standards programs
8:40 Executive summary
https://wn.com/Voluntary_Carbon_Markets_Carbon_Credits,_Offset_Standards,.._|_Explainer_From_A_Business_Consultant
#voluntarycarbonmarkets #carboncredits #howtosellcarbonoffsets
In 1989, the American electric power production firm AES Corp decided to finance an agri-forest project in Guatemala, investing two million dollars. The goal of the project was to offset the emissions of a new power plant the group had built in Connecticut by planting 50 million trees. This project became the first documented carbon offset program and it marked the beginning of Voluntary carbon markets.
Why does it help to address climate change? Since we only have one atmosphere, it does not matter where the emissions are released, because they will soon spread around the earth, creating a greenhouse effect. Following the same logic - it also doesn’t matter where we reduce emissions. Therefore, the reduction of a ton of CO2, no matter where or how it is done, results in the same climate benefit.
The unit traded on Voluntary Carbon Markets is carbon credit. Which is a tradable certificate representing 1 ton of CO2 equivalent removed from the atmosphere, by a project designed specifically for this purpose.
Voluntary carbon market does not have a single regulatory body and is highly fragmented. Which means there are many agencies with somewhat different standards that can verify the project. And standards are important cause carbon offsets may be of high quality, but may also be of low quality.
This scattered pattern of standards and lack of proper regulation is a reason why voluntary markets get criticized and partially this is fair. But it's also worth mentioning that these days voluntary carbon markets became much more mature. Standards are getting better, the process of purchasing carbon offsets is getting easier and more accessible. And, moreover, learnings that came from voluntary markets became super valuable to build the second type of Carbon markets - compliance or regulatory ones.
0:00 Intro & questions to be covered
0:33 First carbon offset project
1:29 Definition of Voluntary Carbon Markets
1:45 Why does it help to address climate change?
3:27 What is traded on Voluntary carbon markets? (definitions of carbon credit and carbon offset)
4:31 How do carbon credits occur on Voluntary Carbon Markets?
5:45 Examples of the biggest VCM standards programs
8:40 Executive summary
- published: 06 May 2021
- views: 40161
29:25
An Overview of Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for Responsibly Sourced Oil and Gas
Recorded on May 20, 2021
0:00 - Intro
3:02 - Risks and Opportunities
4:40 - Big Changes
6:40 - Emissions Reduction Initiatives Report
7:38 - Categoties of Volu...
Recorded on May 20, 2021
0:00 - Intro
3:02 - Risks and Opportunities
4:40 - Big Changes
6:40 - Emissions Reduction Initiatives Report
7:38 - Categoties of Voluntary Initiatives
10:40 - Disclosure Levels
13:44 - Criteria
14:30 - Certifications
15:34 - Commitments
16:43 - Initiative Summary
25:54 - Moving Forward
28:49 - How to Downlod the Full Report
Download Full Report here: https://highwoodemissions.com/research/#elementor-action%3Aaction%3Dpopup%3Aopen%26settings%3DeyJpZCI6Ijk1MCIsInRvZ2dsZSI6ZmFsc2V9
Abstract:
Greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry are in the crosshairs of regulators, the public, and investors around the world. A growing number of voluntary emissions reduction initiatives exist for companies that want to demonstrate leadership to investors, end users, and the public. But the space is noisy; how initiatives compare, and the benefits of participation remain unclear. To shed light on these matters, Highwood has published a new report called “An Overview of Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for Responsibly Sourced Oil and Gas.” The report evaluates and classifies 20 certifications, guidelines, commitments, and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) ratings according to various criteria and reveals a number of important key findings and knowledge gaps. This talk will provide an overview of the report, focusing on thoughts around how to classify and compare initiatives. Findings and knowledge gaps will be presented, leading to an interactive discussion that will explore how best to move forward.
Bio:
Thomas Fox is President of Highwood Emissions Management. He completed a Ph.D. at the University of Calgary, where he worked at the interface of industry, government, and academia to develop, evaluate, and deploy novel methane measurement technologies. At Highwood, Thomas works with O&G clients to design and implement integrated emissions management strategies. His team specializes in emissions data analytics, baseline assessments, abatement plans, leak detection and repair programs, carbon markets, regulatory reporting, responsibly sourced gas certifications, and ESG disclosure. With expertise in methane measurement and technology evaluation, Thomas also works with innovators and solution providers to build, demonstrate, and deploy new technologies.
https://wn.com/An_Overview_Of_Voluntary_Emissions_Reduction_Initiatives_For_Responsibly_Sourced_Oil_And_Gas
Recorded on May 20, 2021
0:00 - Intro
3:02 - Risks and Opportunities
4:40 - Big Changes
6:40 - Emissions Reduction Initiatives Report
7:38 - Categoties of Voluntary Initiatives
10:40 - Disclosure Levels
13:44 - Criteria
14:30 - Certifications
15:34 - Commitments
16:43 - Initiative Summary
25:54 - Moving Forward
28:49 - How to Downlod the Full Report
Download Full Report here: https://highwoodemissions.com/research/#elementor-action%3Aaction%3Dpopup%3Aopen%26settings%3DeyJpZCI6Ijk1MCIsInRvZ2dsZSI6ZmFsc2V9
Abstract:
Greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry are in the crosshairs of regulators, the public, and investors around the world. A growing number of voluntary emissions reduction initiatives exist for companies that want to demonstrate leadership to investors, end users, and the public. But the space is noisy; how initiatives compare, and the benefits of participation remain unclear. To shed light on these matters, Highwood has published a new report called “An Overview of Voluntary Emissions Reduction Initiatives for Responsibly Sourced Oil and Gas.” The report evaluates and classifies 20 certifications, guidelines, commitments, and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) ratings according to various criteria and reveals a number of important key findings and knowledge gaps. This talk will provide an overview of the report, focusing on thoughts around how to classify and compare initiatives. Findings and knowledge gaps will be presented, leading to an interactive discussion that will explore how best to move forward.
Bio:
Thomas Fox is President of Highwood Emissions Management. He completed a Ph.D. at the University of Calgary, where he worked at the interface of industry, government, and academia to develop, evaluate, and deploy novel methane measurement technologies. At Highwood, Thomas works with O&G clients to design and implement integrated emissions management strategies. His team specializes in emissions data analytics, baseline assessments, abatement plans, leak detection and repair programs, carbon markets, regulatory reporting, responsibly sourced gas certifications, and ESG disclosure. With expertise in methane measurement and technology evaluation, Thomas also works with innovators and solution providers to build, demonstrate, and deploy new technologies.
- published: 03 Jun 2021
- views: 121
2:38
The Carbon Market Opportunity | FT Rethink
Much has been discussed about the carbon market, here is how it actually works. Lombard Odier explains the difference between voluntary and compliance carbon ma...
Much has been discussed about the carbon market, here is how it actually works. Lombard Odier explains the difference between voluntary and compliance carbon markets and outlines the importance of high-integrity carbon projects. How investors can support companies’ decarbonisation strategies and diversify their portfolios via carbon markets.
#carbonmarket #investing #decarbonising
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https://wn.com/The_Carbon_Market_Opportunity_|_Ft_Rethink
Much has been discussed about the carbon market, here is how it actually works. Lombard Odier explains the difference between voluntary and compliance carbon markets and outlines the importance of high-integrity carbon projects. How investors can support companies’ decarbonisation strategies and diversify their portfolios via carbon markets.
#carbonmarket #investing #decarbonising
See if you get the FT for free as a student (http://ft.com/schoolsarefree) or start a £1 trial: https://subs.ft.com/spa3_trial?segmentId=3d4ba81b-96bb-cef0-9ece-29efd6ef2132.
► To learn more, visit our website - https://channels.ft.com/en/rethink/
► Watch more videos from this series here - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrhpR40o4n5xqQ3aPNmWnJJbp-rX52yNk
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- published: 02 Mar 2023
- views: 48595