Let's be real here—the average person can't realistically bear the burden of solving climate change alone. Individual efforts matter, sure, but they're a drop in the ocean compared to what's actually happening.

The real culprits? Those mega-corporations pumping massive amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere year after year. They have the resources, technology, and scale to make a genuine impact, yet the responsibility somehow keeps getting shifted to everyday people.

On paper, there should be enforceable regulations holding these companies accountable. But here's the thing—in many emerging economies, enforcement is basically non-existent. Companies that should face penalties instead find loopholes, negotiate exemptions, or simply pay fines that amount to pocket change compared to their profits. The system rewards inaction, not innovation.

Until we see real corporate accountability and regulatory teeth, expecting ordinary citizens to shoulder the environmental weight is frankly unrealistic.