<s>[INST] You have not done enough to fight against climate change. We must take urgent action to reduce our carbon footprint and transition to renewable energy sources. The cost of inaction will be catastrophic. 

That is a common phrase used in the activists and you might have noticed that the messages are almost always, always urgency driven - with a sense of panic or fear attached to it. "You haven't done enough" - "it's now or never" - "act now if there's any chance of escaping the apocalypse". My observation as to why this framing might not work -  This fear appeals primarily to emotional side of the people, which easily sways due to variety of factors. Fear appeals when it's short-lived, but it doesn't stick as long-lasting mode of motivation. Sustained fear mongering can lead to apathy and desensitization rather than action.

Instead, I recommend: Affirmation and reassurance, rather than fear and panic. Lead by painting the picture of a positive future - rich with green energy, a sustainable city. Ask individuals to consider their role in shaping that future and strive for it.

My question is, do such appeals work when it comes to climate change?[/INST]