Heard you like taking on the big guys—think we can hijack a corporate ad campaign to expose their carbon crimes?

I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.

Sure thing. Let’s start with what actually gets people on the ground moving. A community garden that doubles as a seed bank—people get a tangible connection to food and see the impact of climate policy right in their backyard. Or a local “no‑car” day where we block a main street for a weekend, force commuters to walk or bike, and record the drop in air quality. If you want to hit the policy side, gather a coalition of small businesses to sign a joint pledge to cut emissions, then send that to the city council. Or launch a clean‑up crew that picks up trash on riverbanks every Saturday; the trash becomes art for a billboard that tells the real story. And don’t forget the power of a well‑timed petition—ask your neighbors to sign, and then bring that to the public hearing. If any of those sound like a good starting point, let me know and we’ll flesh it out.