As extreme weather events become increasingly frequent, some people argue that individual daily carbon-reduction actions—such as flying less or changing dietary habits—are meaningless in mitigating climate change, insisting that real change can only come from mandatory measures imposed by governments and large corporations. Others, however, maintain that without a large-scale shift in individual behavior, no policy can truly take effect. What is your stance on this debate? Provide reasons and cite specific examples from countries or communities to support your view.
