Whose responsibility is it to manage the world’s resources?
This is one of those “micro-macro” kind of questions. On a large scale, it’s up to organizations, governments, and corporations – the big-scale players with the largest mass of power and best chance to influence events – to use the resources at their disposal responsibly, with an eye toward the future. Of course, on a small scale, it’s up to us all, individually, in our own daily lives, and as a part of those larger institutions. Every government, every corporation, every organization and institution is made up of hundreds, thousands, millions or billions of individual human beings making decisions every day. By making responsible choices for yourself, and for your family, you change the world in a small way. By participating in those larger institutions and demanding more responsible choices, by voting, by getting involved in organizations, by urging your employer (or leading your business) to make better choices, you put the engine of cooperation into gear to change the world in larg
