With a systems view, it appears governments are not able to be responsive enough to known environmental problems. This is a big part of why I advocate for elect

With a systems view, it appears governments are not able to be responsive enough to known environmental problems. This is a big part of why I advocate for electoral reform (in particular a citizens' assembly on electoral reform) to move to a proportional system where we as individuals have representation and can actually have our votes matter. Without citizens able to control their governments, it just leaves large corporate interests to control them, and blame everything on what people buy. We don't get long term systemic change that favours the well being of people without upgrading the electoral systems first.