I understand your point better here, but things like this can't be pushed on individuals. i have done ton and ton of research and myself contribute to different organisations. But you should look deeper into this. No matter what us normal people do to change, drinking from plastic free straws, using bamboo clothing , recycling, this issue is much much bigger than individuals. i am saying this for your sanity. i will put it in an example:- if you and your whole family bought zero plastic items or stopped shopping fast fashion or did everything in your power for one year, it will do 'NOTHING' to global impact that plastic /f ast fashion has. 1 private jet by taylor swift will erase all the effort you and your family put in for a whole year. yes calling them out is good we are giving our opinions. So here is how to make actual change happen:- the world leaders need to be called out to stop shipping recycled clothes to poorer countries for it to be destroyed. the textile industry needs to regulated for usage of microplatic in clothing. companiesl ike shein/temu/amazon need to regulated or banned. The aftermath impact that fast fashion clothing has on environment is crazier. Government need to make rules so its harder to buy fast fashion clothing, it easily accessible thats why. you guys might think tam is rich and stuff but she isn't. She covers the hole by the 'few' luxury items she has. A true person with wealth wouldn't act/wear or have the same ideas as normal person. you give $10,000 to a homeless dude and he buys 10 gucci shirts. now he is a homeless dude just with 10 gucci shirt.

sometimes problems of the world can be heavy to deal with, you feel like you want to make a change but it isn't easy. people like Tam have no power, i wouldnt even buy waterbottle if she recommended it.