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Where we're going to get the most leverage and be most effective is through collective action. It doesn't mean we can't also make individual choices that benefit climate. (I'm vegan for instance.) It's about where power is located.
See this exchange on effective carbon strategies btw @drvox and Hal Harvey, an energy policy expert as they discuss lifestyle behavioral changes vs policy. Policy is where the lever is. Good policy is possible through collective action (ex #GreenNewDeal) https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2018/11/16/18096352/climate-change-clean-energy-policies-guide …pic.twitter.com/nt5qHi0wXo
Collective action is *the* focus. I’d go farther than David or Hal on that— we need WAY more organizing. I’m unique in that I don’t believe that we can get a Green New Deal without leaders signaling (eg) that solar actually works or that urbanites will ride bikes
But collective action wasn't the focus in Eric's original thread that Jessica (and I) were/are reacting to. And I see consumerism/individualism-focused solutions a TON out there in MSM. And I'm with you on this point too - we do need WAYYYY more organizing.
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