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This weekly thread will focus on Climate Change. We're not going to discuss if it exists (it very obviously does), but what we can do. I've seen a lot of blame thrown around, but not much on what can actually be done so I'd like to get some ideas on that front.
Some Starters (and don’t feel you have to speak on all or any of them if you don’t care to):
- Should the focus be on individual actions or holding corporations accountable for their environmental impact?
- Should governments prioritize investment in renewable energy over fossil fuels, even if it means higher short-term costs?
- Is it more effective to implement strict climate change laws or to rely on voluntary measures and market-driven solutions?
- Should countries be obligated to accept climate refugees displaced by environmental changes?
- Is geoengineering a viable solution to combat climate change, or does it pose too many risks?
- Should climate change education be mandatory in schools worldwide?
