It’s interesting that you start with a critique before diving into the content. It’s a bit like judging a book by its cover, don’t you think? This article is just one piece of a broader conversation on climate responsibility. If you really want to engage with the depth of this issue, I encourage you to explore the full range of climate themes I’ve discussed in my other pieces.

You’re right that macro changes are essential. But, as I pointed out, systemic shifts and individual actions are not mutually exclusive. The real challenge is how we navigate this complex interplay. Governments and corporations do need to overhaul their practices, but consumer behavior and public pressure play a crucial role in driving those changes.

You mention Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg—both are indeed powerful symbols of climate activism. However, dismissing individual actions as insignificant might overlook the collective impact and the role of public sentiment in shaping policy.

So, let’s not get stuck in a binary debate. Both systemic change and personal responsibility are vital. And if you’re keen to dig deeper, my profile has a full library of articles that might offer more insights and angles on this critical issue.

Southern winds from Patagonia,

Ricky