Something flipped last summer in both the visibility of the climate crisis and in the space the media devotes to it. Apparently, all it took was for the air to turn orange and unbreathable above Wall Street and for smoke to smother holidaymakers in Greece.
Without seeking to discourage anyone from living a more climate-virtuous life, individual choices are not enough. Not when global greenhouse gas emissions are primarily about generating electricity and heat (around 38%), non-aviation transport (21%), and agriculture (23%). And at worst, the focus on individuals may even be purposeful distraction.
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