> The view you just described is active support for the status quo. Not really. I can do my job from 9 to 5 in a non-political way and then actively try to cha

> The view you just described is active support for the status quo. Not really. I can do my job from 9 to 5 in a non-political way and then actively try to change the status quo on evenings and weekends. That doesn't align with how you are describing being apolitical at work means. > If every individual shares the thinking at every company then it is impossible to even imagine how the most catastrophic climate change can be avoided. Because many individuals can sincerely believe that the way to deal with climate change goes via individual or citizen advocacy groups changing cultural attitudes and then exerting pressure on the Governments to bring in the necessary regulations. Companies should not be engaged in climate change politics (or global poverty or abortion rights) if they want to avoid it.