“Our intellectual habit is to find the One Cause, our scientific programming is to measure it, and our political gearing is to attack it. When the One Cause is global, we cross our fingers and hand over responsibility and power to distant global institutions. They'll take care of it. We hope. But too often, blaming climate change means not doing anything at all.” 

Charles Eisenstein

Eisenstein's viewpoint on climate change calls out the human race. We are advanced, smart, and resourceful enough to take the correct steps in each of our daily lives toward resolving (or at least slowing down) the issues that are destroying our plant; however, we choose scapegoats to lay blame on and accept the denial from the very institutions and resources we could use to resolve climate change.