Do you believe that individual actions can have a significant impact on the environment, or is it more important for changes to be made at a governmental or corporate level?

Obviously individual actions matter but change needs to be made on a government level.

Both actions together are important; we need all hands on deck for this global warming issue.

it is entirely a problem for the governmental and corporate level because the top 100 companies produce 70% of carbon emissions

individual actions are necessary for collective actions but government sanctions are needed on corporations

it is 100% a governmental and corporate level problem. 1 person recycling a milk carton is not going to stop the ice caps from melting

Each individual doing the same actions adds up, and change can only occur if the majority of individuals decide to do so

It is not possible for individuals to change the environment from changing our day to day habits as they are only tiny things that affect the environment. The main problem is big companies destroying the planet and not being blamed or taxed for it.

I think that the entire "You can change the world" attitude is one big scapegoat to deflect and distract from the actions of corporations. The most notable example of this would be the CO2 footprint, popularized by BP, a company that bribed scientists to fake their results and denied climate change for decades. If many people come together, then yes, maybe, but you alone are 1 in 8 billion...

Big corporations need to be held accountable more than the individual.

Personally, I feel it's more important to see changes made at the macro-level. Individuals can make all the small changes they can, but while big companies and organisations continue to pollute the planet, it's absolutely redundant.

Government and corporate level and if there’s real change the people will follow

Governmental and corporate changes will only be made if individuals come together to put pressure on these organisations

A small bit but I think there is greater concerns out there

I believe that most people will change their behaviours more with government incentives and encouragement

Changes need to come from a governmental level, absolutely.