> I said we very much do Do we (as a society/species) though? If we cared about climate change we'd be doing something about climate change. And we're really n

> I said we very much do Do we (as a society/species) though? If we cared about climate change we'd be doing something about climate change. And we're really not. Everybody cares about somebody else making changes in their life to reduce pollution but how many people actually make meaningful change in their own lives? And if you ask somebody to consider drastic change in their own life – driving as little as possible, never flying in airplanes, buying significantly less stuff in general, not having kids, not eating meat, living in apartments rather than single-family homes, etc. they'll just say the corporations are the problem and anything they do wouldn't matter at all. I'm kind of at the point where I say we just all let our own metaphorical 4x4 engines run and see what happens. Most of us reading this will be long dead before anything heinous happens to us (or we're wealthy enough to be insulated enough from the effects to where we'll get by OK).