Even though 'that global warming thing is terrible'. Late last year I decided I've had enough of chasing more 'stuff'. I've gone back to uni to study Ecology. But i'm truly shitscared. Comments and articles posted on the Greenpeace Cyberactivist Community are owned by the person who posted them and do not necessarily represent the views of Greenpeace.
People can always find excuses or insincere words to back up their lack of care.
Evil has no one fixed character and cannot be described except as the urge to indulge our vices while paying only lip service to our virtues - hypocrisy used to evade personal responsibility for what we do. My first advice is to find those who actually act, on a daily level, as if these problems are real - bike to work, turn off all dirty power in their house, cut meat and dairy and fish low on their diet, eat raw or local food where possible. And forget the others. Make it their problem. Tell them, as gently as you can, that those people have access to bioweapons and nuclear materials and the Internet, and if 330 million North Americans become a problem for them, North America can be depopulated by a war that no one will see coming and no one can stop.