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Greta’s school strikes led 30% of Swiss citizens to change habits
(www.euronews.com)
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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2023
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I hope a lot of people have made at least some changes in their lifestyle by now.
I understand that companies are doing the greatest damage to the environment, but its always:
"People should try to live..."
"Yeah, bUt cEoS AnD cOmpAnIeS"
It feels like people are just pointing fingers at each other and no one is doing shit.
But something like 2/3 of that 8 billion is not even partaking in the global economy and have basically zero impact to the climate.
Yeah people should do what they are in control of whilst advocating for the big companies to do stuff. Don't just sit around and wait.
Exactly
Guerilla gardening fruit trees.
Surprisingly, also: gorillas gardening.
Don't forget gardening gorillas!
"The primates are really coming along well this year, darling. Too bad about the petunias, though"
Eating way more meat now, thank you.
I've also completely cut out single use plastic in my life. That shit pissed me off. Trying to go solar, but no promises.
Fine I'll bite, what does eating more meat do for the environment?