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One would say that, from an ethical viewpoint, people owe a moral obligation to future generations and the planet. They can make a difference to mitigate climate change by reducing their carbon footprint or conserving energy, wasting less and living styles that are more sustainable. Another important impact is through policy advocacy that creates room for such innovation and also holds corporations and entities accountable for the environmental damages they perpetuate.
But then, it’s equally important to realize the limit an action of an individual might take. Systemic change mostly needs collective action or change in policies. Hence, although all efforts made individually are crucial, they should accompany wider social and governmental action on proper action regarding climate change.