> "giving my children a better future, so that their lives aren't as hard as mine" Although they'll have a pretty hard live if we don't do something against cl

> "giving my children a better future, so that their lives aren't as hard as mine" Although they'll have a pretty hard live if we don't do something against climate change. And yes, many people do not have the resources to do these tings. > Because people have neither time nor money for any of this. Many people do not have that, yes. But many others do, and they could start doing it and as they are probably the ones better off, their over-proportional influence as consumers would make a huge difference. Its a complete failure of the "middle class". > Systemic incentives are what's needed to save us. Well yeah, I agree that politics/elections are a better way. Its just that ... we do neither. We do not take our individual responsibilities serious, neither when voting, nor when consuming.