I have never had a car. I'm 31 and I don't plan on having one. It is definitely a privilege to have planned my life around transport options that are more envir

I have never had a car. I'm 31 and I don't plan on having one. It is definitely a privilege to have planned my life around transport options that are more environmentally friendly, but I'm actually pretty committed to it. As for renewables, I've bought shares in green energy in my pension and some in this scheme which allows people to co-own wind turbines: https://rippleenergy.com/ https://rippleenergy.com/ When I buy my own home, I'll be installing an air source heat pump and solar panels. As for flying, I've done it a few times but less than half a dozen flights in total in my life. My plan is to interrail one day. So yes, actually I have more or less done what you suggested. It takes time and commitment, and the centre of my argument is that making the choices I have made should be easier than making the choices that contribute to climate change. Down vote all you like.