It's us driving or flying too much, it's us buying artificial fibre fleeces, or products in plastic packs that formerly came in card or paper, etc. We need to c

It's us driving or flying too much, it's us buying artificial fibre fleeces, or products in plastic packs that formerly came in card or paper, etc. We need to change those. It's not us choosing to end use of a sustainable packaging to replace with plastic, or having mainly artificial fibres in the clothes stores, or setting policy on inappropriate methods of disposing of plastic. It's not us subsidising oil at the expense of renewables, or approving planning permission on a factory making single use plastic packaging, or a fracking site or refinery. They need to change with far more urgency, as these acts are orders of magnitude larger, and cancel out all acts and change of millions of individuals.