Yes, I also definitely appreciated the wide scope of this course!

I also really enjoyed the T/F questions and addressing some of environmental science "myths"!

It was definitely comforting knowing that there are other people out there that are also concerned about these issues!

Yes! This knowledge should be more accessible to everyone!

I agree! I think everyone needs to have exposure to this kind of knowledge and learn about interventions!

I think if people in BC had greener options, then they would be the most popular! We totally need to put pressure on the government to make this possible!

Rewilding is definitely a group effort and we need to spread the word about how important it is!

I definitely agree! If we don't talk about something, then nothing will ever be changed!

I think this is an amazing solution! I think it could also really bring a community together if they had a certain animal population that they could look out for in their town/city.

I agree that an opt-out system would be much more beneficial for our fellow humans and the planet! I think that saving a life is much more dignified than being pumped full of chemicals!

This is a great idea! I would love to have the option of a system like Vytal here...I always feel guilty ordering takeout and ending up with so much plastic waste!

While I am able to buy my produce loose, it's still so hard to purchase other things without plastic packaging! I would love if single-use plastics could be banned once and for all!

Banning single-use plastics will definitely change how shopping looks and will likely see refill stores as the norm!

I totally agree with you! While we have taken some steps like banning plastics straws and charging a cup fee, we need to think more large-scale and just get rid of single-use plastics forever!

Humans seem to have a hard time accepting risks that are more long-term, like endocrine disruptors. I think putting warnings on packaging is a good way to get people to pay attention to this issue!

We definitely need more laws that protect the consumer better from bringing harmful and unsustainable products into their homes unknowingly.

It billionaires actually paid their taxes, the government and the people would have a say in the issues they want the money to go toward, not the out-of-touch billionaire.

That would be such a useful app! I definitely think that it is way too confusing to know what you are actually buying and hopefully one day we won't feel the need for so much research into our everyday products!

People deserve a say in what issues they want dealt with, billionaires should be forced to respect this and present publicly where they are donating.

Transparency should absolutely be required for all businesses to improve sustainability problems as well as social issues.