Climate change seems too big to tackle single-handedly, yet every little action adds up, right? So where do I start?
Climate change seems too big to tackle single-handedly, yet every little action adds up, right? So where do I start?
The climate crisis is a massive stress. Sometimes I feel utterly helpless; what can one person really do when it feels so big?
With climate change, I often wonder if little changes can really make a difference. If each person recycled only once more, would that help?
I appreciate climate activism, but with so much debate, how do we agree on what actions actually matter?
Climate change feels like this huge, looming issue, but by the time folks really start caring, will it be too late?
Climate change feels so overwhelming. Sometimes I think, 'Is it too late already?' but I also see pockets of hope.
Climate change is scary, but do we all really know what we can do about it? Or are we just stuck pointing fingers at one another?
I sometimes think we should all be required to plant a tree every few years. It’s a small way to give back to our planet.