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At Caelum Resources, we’re championing biochar as a game-changer for Africa’s agriculture. It improves soil health, fights pests, and retains water—empowering farmers to grow sustainably while combating climate change. Soil can’t wait—let’s build resilience together! This isn’t just farming; it’s a climate revolution. Let’s make it happen! #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateAction #Biochar #Africa

Maize is Malawi’s backbone, feeding millions and supporting local economies. But what happens to the waste? Each year, millions of metric tons of maize biomass decay, releasing carbon. At Caelum Resources, we turn this waste into biochar, unlocking: - New income for farmers - Carbon credits & sustainability - ROI for investors This isn’t just agriculture—it’s circular innovation. Who else sees the future in waste-to-value solutions? https://lnkd.in/dXXM-mBa #SustainableAgriculture #CarbonCredits #ROI #CaelumResources

What’s missing from this chart? One word: AFRICA. The world exported $23.8 trillion in goods last year — and not a single African country made the top 30. But let’s be clear: Africa is not absent from global trade. It’s just not credited for its value. Africa powers the global economy — quietly and profoundly: ?? Supplies over 70% of global tantalum, used in smartphones and electronics ? Provides 60%+ of global manganese, essential for steel and batteries ?? Hosts the world’s highest solar irradiation potential ?? Produces over 50% of the world’s diamonds ?? Accounts for 75% of the world’s cocoa, yet sees less than 5% of the profits And the population? 1.4 billion strong, with 70% under age 30 — the largest untapped labor and innovation force on Earth. Yet Africa still contributes less than 3% to global exports. Why? Because the global system is built for extraction, not empowerment. Because Africa exports raw materials, not value-added products. Because profit is made elsewhere from resources that come from here. Let’s stop pretending Africa isn’t relevant to the global supply chain. It’s essential — and it’s time for the world to treat it that way. #AfricaRising #BuildInAfrica #TradeJustice #GlobalTrade #NaturalResources #SupplyChainEquity #AfricaIsTheFuture #EconomicPower #DecolonizeTrade #InvestInAfrica #ClimateEconomy #TechInAfrica #SmartPartnerships

The world has been shrinking Africa for too long—on maps and in opportunity. But the reality? Africa is massive in size, potential, and impact. The same way outdated maps distort its scale, outdated systems have held back its economic growth. That’s changing. With natural resources, carbon markets, and tech-driven solutions, Africa isn’t just rising—it’s redefining global markets. It’s time to think bigger. Because Africa is bigger. #AfricaNow #GlobalGrowth #CarbonMarkets

???? AFRICA: FROM EXPLOITATION TO GLOBAL POWERHOUSE ???? A huge ?? congratulations to Alejandro Soumah for his powerful TED talk exposing the hidden costs behind cocoa production in West Africa. His message was clear: millions of farmers earn less than $1/day, while the $100 billion chocolate industry thrives. But this isn’t just about cocoa—it’s about a broken system that spans coffee, minerals, timber, and every raw material Africa supplies to the world. ?? The Harsh Reality: ?? Cocoa & Coffee: ?? 70% of the world’s cocoa comes from C?te d’Ivoire & Ghana, but farmers earn just 6% of a chocolate bar’s retail price. ?? The $460 billion coffee industry pays African farmers less than 10% of the final sale price. ?? Minerals & Resources: ?? The DRC holds 70% of global cobalt reserves, critical for EV batteries, but miners earn just $1-$2/day while global corporations profit. ?? Africa provides 30% of global oil & gas, yet 600 million Africans still lack electricity. ?? Forests & Agriculture: ?? Africa loses 4M hectares of forest annually—foreign corporations reap the rewards while communities suffer. ?? The $62B palm oil industry profits while African producers are left with crumbs. ?? This is why work in Africa—to transform it from a raw material exporter into a global product-producing powerhouse. Africa’s wealth should fuel its own industries, create millions of jobs, and drive sustainable economic growth. The time for change is NOW. ???? #?? #CongratulationsAlejandro #AfricaRising #MadeInAfrica #SustainableTrade #FairTrade #EconomicJustice #EndExploitation RippleNami, Inc. TEDxSanDiego Lives Amplified

Africa’s economic momentum is undeniable—fueled by resources, innovation, and a dynamic workforce. With rapid urbanization and diversification, the real question isn’t ‘Why Africa?’ but ‘Are you part of the transformation?’ The time to engage is now.

??? AI’s Energy Hunger is Exploding—Can Carbon Capture Keep Up? ?? U.S. power demand is soaring—AI data centers, EVs, and factories are driving a 50% surge in electricity forecasts in just 3 years. ?? Reality check: ? 40% of U.S. power still comes from natural gas. ?? Enter Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS)—a technology designed to trap CO? emissions from power plants and store them underground. But does it work? ?? CCS is costly ($65-$100/MWh) and underwhelming—only ~40 projects capture 0.7% of global emissions. ?? Even the biggest CCS projects fall short (Boundary Dam: 65% CO? capture, Gorgon Gas: 45%). ?? Infrastructure is a mess—South Dakota just blocked an $8.9B CCS pipeline. ?? Betting on CCS alone won’t fix AI’s energy problem. We need real solutions, not wishful thinking. #AI #EnergyCrisis #CarbonCapture #NetZero #DataCenters #CleanEnergy

Carbon Credits or Carbon Chaos? The current carbon credit system feels like a tangled mess. But with Caelum Resources, we’re here to cut through the noise. Ever wonder where your carbon offset dollars go? We’re making sure they go where they matter: to real projects, real people, and real impact. It’s time for clarity in carbon. Let’s make every credit count. #SustainableSolutions #CarbonTransparency #FutureFocused

“The Caelum Resources - Carbon Credit Africa partnership exemplifies our dedication to leveraging innovative solutions for climate change mitigation while uplifting local communities,” said Jaye Connolly, Chairman of Caelum Resources #CarbonCreditAfrica #CaelumResources #ClimateEconomy