Great post! I thought it was great how you started off with those examples - they really help the reader get a sense of the seriousness of the issue.

Thank you for sharing your ideas! I particularly liked how you took a step back and looked at basic things like kindness and selfishness and how they relate to these larger issues.

Thank you for sharing your personal story regarding equality. I think equality and having empathy are certainly needed in order to ensure that the people impacted by major decisions like this are being considered thoroughly.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I agree that everyone has the fundamental right to share their ideas. This has important implications for ecological issues, as you mentioned.

Thank you for sharing and thank you for pointing out that it is difficult to ensure everyone's needs are being met. I like your idea of starting a hashtag - social media has the potential to have profound impacts and it is a great place to start!

I agree - communicating with under-voiced people will not only benefit the environment, but it will also ensure their perspectives are considered such that their way of life is not negatively impacted by new policies. This shows how there are many positive impacts that can arise from simply increasing communication with these communities!

I think your ideas have the potential to make substantial impact! More communication with representatives from a diverse range of communities really is the key to achieving justice!

I love your ideas about supporting Indigenous businesses and engaging with non-profit organizations! These are things that I had not initially associated with this, but they are great!

I think the Seventh Generation Principle is a very powerful principle that should be used more often. This relates to acknowledging Indigenous knowledge, which is something I spoke about in my post!

I liked how you mentioned the importance of making it EASY to make good choices!

I think your goal to not buy any more clothes, unless absolutely necessary, is something that I would like to adopt! I also think that buying fewer pieces but ensuring that it is something that you love is important.

I agree that consumerism is very eye-opening and that is why it is important to spread the word!

I agree that volunteering is a great way to get others on board with these initiatives!

I really like how you mentioned wearing your parents clothes - they hold value that did not come from the price or the trend. I think that this is something that can encourage people to separate the ideas of new clothes (fast fashion) and happiness!

I think you brought up some relevent points and as technology advances, I think this is a very important consideration to take forward!