u/KeyCrew2900

I have a conspiracy theory to share, Recently we see all those huge financing and mega project in Morocco in deferent sector . Hmm 🤔 and those people (you now what I mean) has a lot of project with us in the argifood sector and military sector (most critical sectors in any county), So basically my theory is that by controlling those sectors from the inside the mission to take their "Second Land" will be easier.

Hi everyone,

I’m an Environmental Engineer currently working as a sustainability consultant. My background is primarily in Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Environmental Due Diligence (EDD). I’ve gained a lot of experience in industrial pollution mapping and environmental modeling, but I’m looking to pivot specifically into the Carbon Markets (both voluntary and compliance).

I’m familiar with the technical side of data collection and GIS, but I’d love some advice on the following:

1. Skills Gap
2. Certifications: Are there specific certifications that actually carry weight with employers right now?
3. Roles: Given my engineering background, should I be looking at Project Development (origination), Carbon Accounting, or Carbon Finance?
4. Resources: Any newsletters, Slack communities, or technical forums you recommend