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Is reducing your carbon footprint just a trend for the wealthy, not the effective?
As 2026 brings both rising living costs and heightened climate urgency, the gap between eco-aspirations and affordable action widens. Cast your vote on whether carbon footprint reduction is a privilege or a practical path.
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