> The answer is nothing and at this point without a massive change of life style, it is probably too late.
Just this morning I looked out the window where I live and saw several cars idling with no one inside, presumably to warm them up because it's cold out. Most people still have not made a connection between their actions and their actions' consequences and how it relates to our environment. My point is we're not even cutting out the most obviously wasteful behaviors because they're contributing to what's most precious to us: convenience.
Climate change will have to become much worse before people pay attention and change their behavior.
Just this morning I looked out the window where I live and saw several cars idling with no one inside, presumably to warm them up because it's cold out. Most people still have not made a connection between their actions and their actions' consequences and how it relates to our environment. My point is we're not even cutting out the most obviously wasteful behaviors because they're contributing to what's most precious to us: convenience.
Climate change will have to become much worse before people pay attention and change their behavior.