” A society is defined, not only by what it creates, but by what it refuses to destroy” (John Sawhill)

Resilience will be essential to face the new climate situation , but action must also be taken. We have done it other times: the limit of the ozone layer was crossed in the 90s, but social action and the banning of many products and elements that damaged it, have reversed the situation until we have currently under control. Good news, certainly, but there is still a way to go and we must do it together.
Together means that the responsibility is shared ; however, it would not be fair to say that it should be shared equally. Industry and governments must lead the change, some decarbonizing their processes and others legislating and monitoring compliance with regulations. And citizens must have critical thinking and know their power to put pressure on them, but also act to reduce their own carbon footprint .
A change of habits
Any purpose requires two elements: a point of willpower to do things differently and a goal to achieve. Let’s take advantage of the injection of motivation that the beginning of the year usually brings and start taking action !
Incorporating the environmental perspective into our daily lives will make sustainable actions grow exponentially. Because when we get on the train of conscious consumption, there is no turning back—thankfully!—.