What is Broome's basic conclusion in "Private Morality and Climate Change?"
A) Only governments, not individuals, are obligated to deal with climate change.
B) Each of us is morally obligated to reduce our carbon footprint to zero by reducing our greenhouse gas emissions where we can and offsetting those we can't eliminate.
C) Each of us is morally obligated to eliminate wasteful greenhouse gas emissions, but not to make sacrifices that others are not making.
D) Each of us is morally obligated to buy as many greenhouse gas offsets as we can afford.

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Broome argues that individuals have a moral obligation to reduce their carbon footprint to zero by actively reducing emissions where possible and offsetting those emissions that cannot be eliminated, highlighting personal responsibility in addressing climate change.

What Is Broome's Basic Conclusion in "Private Morality and Climate