No. More. Plastic.

The book offers practical steps that anyone can take, but I'm curious what motivated the focus on plastic specifically and how the author decided to present these solutions.

The suggestions felt achievable, but I wonder if they really resonate with readers' daily routines or if they seem more idealistic than practical.

There are so many ways to help the environment, but the book emphasizes certain steps over others. I wonder what led to these particular choices.