Introduction Climate change is arguably the defining challenge of our time. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence that global warming threatens ecosystems, economies, and human well-being, public conversations often emphasize the role of individuals: these conversations mention reducing meat consumption, refusing single-use plastics, biking to work, or recycling at home. These actions areo obviously good, as they build awareness, create responsibility, and allow people to feel like they are contributing to a solution. However, while personal choices can reduce individual carbon footprints, they do not address the systemic drivers of climate change: fossil fuel dependence, industrialized agriculture, inefficient urban planning, and global […]