The acceptance of reduced lifestyle choices, and the unlimited chance for middle class activists to virtue signal, is part of the all-important collectivisation under the planned Net Zero project.
Recycled plastic (25% or more) makes for excellent shoes. I have two pair of Denali shoes and they're the most comfortable (and so far, durable) I've had the pleasure in my 60+ years to own/wear. And I'm NOT a climate alarmist, just a wise consumer (:0)....a former exec who used to wear $300 - $400 / pair shoes for work.
Sanitation would not be possible without plastics.
Recycled plastic (25% or more) makes for excellent shoes. I have two pair of Denali shoes and they're the most comfortable (and so far, durable) I've had the pleasure in my 60+ years to own/wear. And I'm NOT a climate alarmist, just a wise consumer (:0)....a former exec who used to wear $300 - $400 / pair shoes for work.
Did you ever notice that close to 2/3 of food packaging in plastic anyways these days? What's the kerfuffle about a few bags anyways?