Page wrote:Individual actions to reduce their carbon footprint is only one part of it. No amount of individuals reducing travel and consumption will be sufficient without significant changes to how big business operates, because it is large and powerful entities that make billions destroying the environment who are responsible for most of the damage. They want us talking about plastic straws while they dump poison into rivers and cause earthquakes and flammable tap water with fracking, that's how they keep getting away with it. They trick regular people into thinking it's entirely their own fault.
Well I actually agree with you, for the most part, but quiet frankly most people do not think like this.
Companies like Nike, Volkswagen etc. set up their factories out foreign because the labour is cheap and the environmental regulations are not as well defined or tightly enforced. You wack a big fine on them or force them to move their production facilities back home, and you're suddenly faced with a shoe or car that is much more expensive for people to buy. People get angry, consumption falls, people stop borrowing money and before you know it there is an economic recession on your hands.





