While "technically" possible to get rid of it all I'm sure, I think if you get caught up on perfection you'll give up. Just reduce it as best you can and move o

While "technically" possible to get rid of it all I'm sure, I think if you get caught up on perfection you'll give up. Just reduce it as best you can and move on with your life. We're always told that the consumer has choice and power, but it just doesn't play out in reality. Imagine a dense city full of millions of people, they can't all just stop buying plastic goods, since there's not enough supply of non-plastic goods to support them all. It's got to change at the source, which is the manufacturers, and that won't change without regulation.