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@@tamielizabethallaway2413 You’re amazing. I can confidently claim that yours is the best comment I’ve read on KZfaq. Every word is so true. Thanks for the wonderful ideas, I am definitely going to try. All those issues you mentioned bother me too. It’s sad how ours is the only species that doesn’t hesitate in ruining the planet and yet we call ourselves superior. I absolutely agree that this needs to be taken seriously by the world governments instead of giving us the guilt. I am a volunteer for an organization that works for this cause and this is so deep rooted that all countries need to step up. Personally, I just try to do my part and to get rid of every wrong habit just so my mind is at peace, even though I know it’s nothing in comparison to the damage done from dumping plastic and chemicals in oceans on a large scale and destroying our marine life. But I just feel if we all start quitting all horrible products that the government needs to ban in the first place but doesn’t, we can significantly reduce the damage. I am glad people like you exist. Thank you so much and keep spreading light. 💗

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