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No cities on the Moon: a billion tons of water is not enough for sustainability
(www.frontiersin.org)
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I've talked about this above: "If you use local small and natural sources of energy instead of burning millions of tons of coal, you also don't pollute the environment as much."
Burning isn't the only possible source of energy and it's really effective only with centralisation. Some niche attempts at creating means of local power generation already exist. For example, getting power from living plants. I think switching to such decentralised and eco-friendly forms of energy production is the solution to climate change.
Fascism is another manifestation of "human egoism" which I adressed above. Urbanization doesn't exist on its own either. It is a consequence of the centralised mode of production, which to my mind, as I said earlier, is something we are going to move away from.
Voting and being politically active isn't going to invent and adopt new means of decentralised production. It is us, regular citizens, who should do it.