♻️ Environment, Sustainability and Ecology

Should we ban private jets outright, or is that just extreme virtue signaling?

Would you switch from regular cleaning products to DIY vinegar solutions to cut costs?

Does anyone else think sustainable fashion is just too expensive?

What's your take on biodegradable phone cases—do they hold up in real-world use?

Are eco-friendly bamboo products secretly destroying entire forests in Asia?

Has switching to a plant-based diet become too expensive for most people?

Has the cost of living made green home upgrades a lower priority?

How do you actually cut down your carbon footprint without it costing a fortune?

Are climate activists actually making people care less about the environment by being too extreme?

Does "green" living only work for rich people, while everyone else is left to clean up the mess?

Would you switch from a plastic-based deodorant to a DIY baking soda paste?

Are carbon offsets a genuine tool or the ultimate greenwashing loophole for the wealthy?

Would you ever replace your lawn with native plants to support local ecology?

Do you regret buying an EV with public charger prices going up?

Would you support a ban on private jets even if it means the wealthy just find another loophole tomorrow?

Would you switch from a plastic water filter to a glass carafe with charcoal sticks?

Is a $40 reusable water bottle actually worth it compared to tap?

How are supply chain disruptions changing your recycling habits?

Have rising living costs made you sacrifice sustainable habits?

What's your take on compostable packaging that still needs an industrial facility to break down?