Carbon credits were supposed to be a climate solution—letting companies offset their emissions by funding green projects elsewhere. But are they really reducing carbon… or just buying time for polluters?

In this episode of Mission Planet A, we uncover the flaws of the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), reveal why VCM 2.0 might still be a PR stunt, and explore how these projects often harm the very communities they claim to help.

🎧 Listen now to find out why the promise of “carbon neutrality” might be one of the biggest climate illusions yet.

Two shipwrecks off the coast of Kerala in recent months have sparked headlines — but the real story lies beneath the waves. In this episode, we dive into the lesser-told side of maritime disasters: their long-term ecological toll. From oil spills and debris to the disruption of delicate marine ecosystems along India’s biodiverse western coast, we explore why these incidents are not just maritime accidents, but environmental red flags. Featuring insights from marine biologists and coastal conservationists, we ask: are we prepared for the invisible aftermath of such disasters? And what does this mean for Kerala’s fragile coastal ecology and the communities that depend on it?

A silent catastrophe is unfloding in the heartland of India. Those that stand against the rising tides of the sea are vanishing. Mangrove forests – those tangled green lifelines between land and sea are now under threat. And with them, we are losing some of our best natural defenses against climate change. Listen to this episode of Mission Planet where we bring forth to you what is at stake!!