内容摘要：Most financial advisors recommend keeping at least

Most financial advisors recommend keeping at least

Food and Nutrition Service, Robbinsville, N.J. (28,930 square feet)Farm Service Agency-County, Roswell, N.M. (5,635 square feet)

Internal Revenue Service National Office, Salina, Kan. (2,203 square feet)Food and Drug Administration, Salt Lake City, Utah (6,300 square feet)Mine Safety Health Administration, San Bernardino, Calif. (4,294 square feet)

Food and Drug Administration, San Clemente, Calif. (21,450 square feet)Indian Health Service-Bemidji, Sault Ste Marie, Mich. (1,100 square feet)

Small Business Administration, Seattle, Wash. (12,867 square feet)

Forest Service, Silver City, N.M. (29,554 square feet)Kim Cobb, a Brown University climate scientist, said there are consequences to individuals having “outsized” carbon footprints. And still there are people who engage in the environmental movement who don’t consider their personal carbon footprint.

“I think we’re living in an anti-gravity moment where people are able to say, ‘I’m not concerned about my first, personal carbon footprint. Collective action matters the most,’” she said. In the future, though, “there will be a moral and social cost to bear by those individuals.”Still, there are some climate impacts that people aren’t individually responsible for and can’t change on their own. Over 70% of all greenhouse gas emissions produced between 1988 and 2015 came from 100 fossil fuel companies, according

, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project.to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions, countries are planning on extracting double the amount of fossil fuels than what would be consistent with keeping the global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit), even as they pledge to make ambitious cuts.