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I agree that individuals cannot make a difference in saving the earth as it takes many people to do something and some people might be stubborn to make a difference in saving the earth

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Individuals cannot really make a difference in Earth. Much of the carbon footprint can be change from the government, such as where our electricity comes from. The government can also control our prices and help direct where citizens get their various electricity from. While many people believe that if one person starts the ball rolling, there will always be haters and people who disagree, because of inconvenience or their distrust for them.

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I disagree because every contribution counts,if someone starts the ball rolling the rest would follow too,hence i think an individual can make a difference in saving the Earth.

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Every individual can do their part to save the earth even though each individual does very little in saving the earth but they still make a difference and if there were more individuals doing their part, their efforts will pile up

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If somebody is seen doing something that helps to save the earth, other people will also have the motivation to do the same thing. It just needs to start with one person.

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Many individuals can make a difference in saving the earth as many small deeds done by many people over and over again can lead to big outcomes and differences in the environment. The average carbon footprint of Singaporeans is about 9 tonnes per year. If the average goes down by just even 1 ton, the total amount of carbon footprint will be reduced by about 6 million tonnes.

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I agree because when a single person starts to recycle it would be only a very very very little percent of the entire waste produced. This would really mean nothing to change the climate.

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I agree because there are at least 7 billion people on earth, one person will not be able to change a lot of things that is caused by everyone else. Plus there is also a big part of the population where people are helpless and really are unable to do anything. There are also animals who contribute too. Therefore i agree that one individual can’t really save much of the earth

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Individuals can make a difference. Someone must suggest a plan or start doing first then others will start joining. If no one do anything, nothing will ever be done. The Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore), or ECO Singapore, is the leading non-government youth environmental social enterprise in Singapore. ... ECO Singapore drives and supports local and global environmental initiatives in collaboration with other environmental and youth stakeholders.

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i agree that individuals cannot make a difference because there is a total of 7 billion people im this world and one person is not enough

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individuals can make a difference in saving the earth. the difference may not be big, but it still has consequences that may be good or bad. regardless of how large the scale of the carbon footprint we produce is, our actions still affect the environment. moreover, when one person takes the initiative to go against these environmental issues, a ripple effect can be caused, and thus multiple changes can be made for people to reduce their carbon footprints.

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1 guy do the rest don’t do is kinda ineffective to saving the Earth.

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I believe that individuals can make a difference as it only requires one person to get the ball rolling and to create a dominoes effect. The efforts are no difficult and are free.

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individual action in isolation will not move the needle when it comes to stopping climate change. It won’t control over-consumerism, nor will it prevent trash and toxins from ending up in our oceans, forests, and ecosystems. Here’s what I mean by that: if you forget to bring your reusable bag to the grocery one time, it doesn’t mean that you’ve failed. And it doesn’t mean you should stop making environmentally mindful decisions in the future. It’s just one action in isolation. Likewise, if you only bring your bag to the grocery once and never do it again, it’s not gonna help our collective plastic pollution problems.