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On one side, Tata claims to plant 19 saplings on every dot ball delivered. And at other side, they're also the ones who advertise their Tata Sierra SUV, which is basically a gasoline hungry SUV. What's the conundrum here guys ? Can anyone estimate the carbon footprint of each case here ?

Go vegan, ditch the car, avoid air travel. Or forget all that – because it’s corporations and governments that are really to blame. This argument can feel quite paralysing but what if this is the wrong debate to be having?

Research shows that the most effective approach to climate action is for people to make change within societal systems, not just as consumers. After all, what are systems made of if not people? Harnessing this agency to shape institutions, norms and networks will unlock broader social and structural changes.

Royal Caribean tried to destroy the manglares of Mahahual cause it thinks we as mexicans need more aquatic parks and less nature, but first of all, is not for us, is for tourist, second is, they cannot buy the land, especially if affects the beach and the manglars. With that said, it seems to me that we could use internati9nal help. In México we made the company stop momentaneally theor project but they will try again (they already said so) so if you could boicot them in Florida USA, or saying what you think of them on their socials or make this news outside México it would be great.

I remember you that the manglars are important to reduce the CO2 of the ambient and is also the home of multiple local unique species and our protection against natural disasters like hurracaines.