Question

Why will voluntary actions, undertaken at the individual level, be unlikely to bring about significant reductions in greenhouse gases such as CO2?

Answer 1

Answer:
Voluntary actions, undertaken at the individual level, be unlikely to bring about significant reductions in greenhouse gases such as CO₂ because of following reasons:

• Most of the emission of CO₂ is being done by industries and until they don't take any concrete action it cannot be controlled.
• CO₂ emission mostly happen during production of the end product that we use, so until that production is made green house friendly this cannot be control.
• Most of the oxygen producing plants are phytoplankton that provides 77% of oxygen that we breath and these are destroyed by countries in their oil excavation ventures so individual undertaken won't be a significant outbreak on this front.
• Even deforestation and all is mainly done by the industries and government to create a new city or to establish another factory or dam, individual have little to no role in this.
• Individuals if collaborate with every citizen of the nation can bring some difference but not to the extent that can be visible.
• With the advancement of technology emission of greehouse gas has further increaed, even coal and non renewable form of energy also contributes the same.

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