[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

It's more than flooding which will kill us, I'm talking general environmental issues.

Maybe ,just maybe we are killing ourselves, not fair to blame others when we, every individual can take some of the blame,we are killing the planet ourselves,there are ways we can help but just don't as it doesn't suit us, we ALL need to take some responsibility instead of laying the blame elsewhere,that's just a cop out

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Maybe ,just maybe we are killing ourselves, not fair to blame others when we, every individual can take some of the blame,we are killing the planet ourselves,there are ways we can help but just don't as it doesn't suit us, we ALL need to take some responsibility instead of laying the blame elsewhere,that's just a cop out

Yes and no, we can do something in terms of boycotting companies and corporations that won't comply, but 90+% of the problem is caused by industry and there's nothing we can directly do about that at all.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes and no, we can do something in terms of boycotting companies and corporations that won't comply, but 90+% of the problem is caused by industry and there's nothing we can directly do about that at all.

I agree about industry,but,it's not like we are doing nothing about it,goals have been set and as someone else said,change won't happen overnight .

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes and no, we can do something in terms of boycotting companies and corporations that won't comply, but 90+% of the problem is caused by industry and there's nothing we can directly do about that at all.

I don't knowingly buy anything from China. I know there may be some Chinese components in other things I buy... but I boycotted Chinese goods years ago and I wrote to the Chinese Embassy telling them so. Sadly, they produce cheap stuff and that's all some people are interested in.