The article titled “Transformative Climate Policy: Mainstreaming Engaging the Political and the Personal” explores the need for transformative climate policies that engage both the political and personal aspects of climate change. The authors argue that addressing climate change requires not only technical solutions, but also changes in social norms, values, and behaviors. They discuss the potential of transformative climate policies, which integrate technical and social solutions, to create a more sustainable and equitable society. The article also examines the political and social barriers to transformative climate policies and the ways in which these barriers can be overcome. The authors emphasize the importance of engaging a broad range of stakeholders, including policymakers, businesses, communities, and individuals, in the development and implementation of transformative climate policies. The article concludes by highlighting the potential benefits of transformative climate policies for both the environment and society as a whole.
