big ron
Chief Super Moderator
I'm surprised we don't have a thread on this, as a lot of us probably fall into that 'conscious of green matters without being hardened eco-warriors' category.
As much as individual changes make people feel empowered that they are helping it's no secret that wholesale changes to economies and political structures are the only way we'll actually not boil to death.
The current pandemic does appear to have the potential to be that catalyst. It's unlikely we'll go back to pre covid levels of global transportation even when flights do resume. WFH should become much more common place now it's proven to be possible. And now there seems to be growing weight behind the economic potential of a 'green recovery' type of economic stimulus.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-52488134
As much as individual changes make people feel empowered that they are helping it's no secret that wholesale changes to economies and political structures are the only way we'll actually not boil to death.
The current pandemic does appear to have the potential to be that catalyst. It's unlikely we'll go back to pre covid levels of global transportation even when flights do resume. WFH should become much more common place now it's proven to be possible. And now there seems to be growing weight behind the economic potential of a 'green recovery' type of economic stimulus.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-52488134