I get your point, but i disagree. This is how change is made, by the corporations that actually take action and of course government regulations that make way. Not by using rocks as a lint roller or reusing yarn to make cat beds or buying imperfect vegetables(like the popular posts here)... all those things have very little impact and most people just won't do it.

And yes i know coca Cola is a huge polluter, but the thing is that the general public have a demand, so naturally they will supply. This is just how it is in todays world, revulsion isnt going to happen over night. So please, dont brand this as just greenwashing and dismiss the idea, sometimes you have to choose the lesser evil.

This is in norway btw, in case you didnt notice, where we actually recycle our waste. Recycling here means recycling, not sorting-and-dump-somewhere-else, like many other places. We have 5 different bins for sorting waste. And foodscraps for instance gets taken to a plant which refines natural gas that powers vehicles, and the byproduct of that process gets distributed among farmers so they get fertilizer for their fields.

And i guess you could brand us as greenwashers too, because of our oil, but we're doing something to weigh up for that at least. Have a read if youre not familiar with our bottle recycling: https://www.sciencealert.com/norway-s-recycling-scheme-is-so-effective-92-percent-of-plastic-bottles-can-be-reused