My bulbs are all LED. My thermostat only heats us up to 64 degrees. I WFH and never drive anywhere but the elementary school across the highway where it isn't safe to walk or bike and appointments in a town with no meaningful bus service.
I'm running out of things to cut down on. Personal responsibility *won't* get us through this, *real* corporate accountability is the way forward but the government has no interest in pro-humanity causes.
Urzl, what a wonderful comment, thank you for what you are doing. I agree with you 100%, but we do what we can do. This shows how important political elections are to the world. I can't thank you enough for your feedback and support. - Aure
The mistake is to believe that it’s our individual choices. That is a deliberate, corporate campaign to atomize all of us into bleeding that the only thing we can think about is their own personal choices.
The immediate and I would argue most consequential thing we can do is at our own community level. Walkable communities and local food production, transform community interaction with the global economy. The global economy eats the planet. A local economy really can’t.