Environmental Guilt and the Confessional Road to Rectification
In light of the ‘failure’ of the recent COP15 summit, there can perhaps be no more apt time to reflect on the value of the individual in the struggle towards an environmentally sound future. Political finger-pointing was indeed rife, but shed an ironic light on many people’s frustrations as the negotiations came to a close: many readers’ comments in the major papers seemed to have believed that our politicians were to become fairy godmothers on this one, and after a successful day’s banter, pollution and climate change would be solved. To be hyper-critical or sarcastic is not my aim here; in terms of what was promised, COP15 was a shambles. But most of us can turn criticism closer to home and be more effective with it too.
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