Nick Gottlieb is a Squamish-based writer and community advocate. He is the author of Sacred Headwaters, a newsletter about the interconnectedness of global social and ecological crises, and a graduate student studying ecological design thinking at Schumacher College. SHARES The individual carbon footprint is a useful starting point for thinking about climate change, but it’s long past its expiration date, Nicholas Gottlieb writes. Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash. My local government, the District of Squamish, has released a new climate action website sporting a call to “Become a Climate Action Champion.” Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners