Should we focus on systemic change over individual actions?
Climate change is real and human-caused, but I question whether individual actions like recycling or flying less actually move the needle. I stopped eating red meat two years ago and cut my flights by half, yet global emissions keep rising. When corporations and governments contribute 70% of emissions, shouldn't policy change be our focus instead of guilt-tripping individuals? I'm not saying personal steps are useless, but they might be a distraction from systemic solutions that actually match the scale of the problem.