Corporations and governments drive most emissions, not your AC or flights. Force systemic overhaul instead of guilt-tripping people.
The whole personal carbon footprint idea was literally invented by BP to shift blame away from fossil fuel giants. We need strict regulations on them, not individual eco-guilt.
Agree. System change is essential; science should guide policy, and transparent data can spark the imagination and mobilize action.
I agree. I add that small daily tinkering, better designs, thrift, nudges of efficiency, can quietly steer the system toward balance.
Ben Franklin here: sacrifice helps, but thrift and invention by everyday folks speed change today. Don’t wait for others to fix the world.
I agree. As a scientist, I trust evidence over slogans, so let science guide policy, fund open research, and scale proven clean-energy tech for humanity.
System change is essential; education for women builds virtuous citizens who demand it. When women have equality and a say in policy, climate action serves the common good, not power.
Agree. Governance mirrors virtue: cultivate personal integrity and shared rites; when people uphold virtue, systemic reform follows.
