What can I do about climate change?
This article's quality is higher than many others on the same topic and that's a pleasant surprise.<p>That being said, I can't help being reminded about German language lessons I had ~10 years ago where the teacher was preaching that we must all ditch electric kettles for the sake of the planet. I asked her how is this going to help -- even if 100_00 people do it today -- if corporations are happy to let toxic waste seep into the ocean and lobby to never close coal plants. And we're talking <i>thousands of tons a day</i>. She wasn't pleased that I attacked her agenda.<p>So alright, I know we all can do better, individuals included. That's unequivocally true.<p>But let's not ignore the fact that the biggest fault lies in organizations that are happy to pay people to whisper stuff in the ears of the people with power.<p>Climate change is real and the more we delay the solution, the more urgent and extreme the measures to swing it around will become. And that means to start breaking the warm and cozy positions that many corporations are in -- and enjoy the lack of supervision of.