Not my fault.

[David Divall]

Taking a step back, we all know that the planet is in trouble, the blame culture is easy, cutting down forests, dirty fossil fuel power stations, out dated transport and many more issues as well. But who/s fault is it. In many areas of our life we have a choice, the food we buy, the cars we drive and the holidays we take.

Is it the responsibility of the individual or de we sit back and blame the government for not acting.
We are adults we have a choice, do we make a choice or simply take the cop oit and blame others.

[Coke]

I think both the government and individuals need to take responsibility.

As an individual you can take steps to reduce your carbon footprint such as walking instead of driving or using public transport and making sure you recycle. If you own your home and have the money, you could have energy saving measures installed such as solar panels, heat pumps or upgrading insulation.

The government can take large scale action, such phasing out the use of fossil fuel energy generation or issuing grants for renewable energy generation and energy saving measures. It’s very difficult for an individual to shut down a coal-fired power station but the government would have no problem.

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