For when the problem seems too big and individual efforts too small, here are three organizations making a difference locally and around the world
Using the column you’re reading now, I often advocate creating positive environmental change by taking the micro-view and focusing on personal responsibility by making changes to your buying habits, your energy use and your waste production. But you can also choose to take a wider focus by demanding industry-level change from big polluters and advocating bold shifts in government policy.
Both have their drawbacks, the former can seem insignificant, the latter, insurmountable. But there is a middle ground: grassroots organization, where individuals come together to address the unique environmental challenges faced by their own communities, neighborhoods and social groups.
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Source: Guardian Environment