That's the issue with "green" movements - they're mostly purely surface-level, especially when done by various celebrities and influencers. Nobody bothers to dig deeper if what they're proposing actually is beneficial for the environment in the long run and in the entirety of its implementation and only focus on the immediate result. Perfect example is with the whole EV craze - everyone goes on about how electric cars produce less greenhouse gases during operation than fossil fuel cars and everyone completely ignores the environmental impact the production of EVs has, and also how you need to charge those cars somehow which requires more output from power plants which in most parts of the world are coal plants, and those are in no way environmentally neutral either.<br><br>I'm all for protecting the environment from us humans but it needs to be done in an actually effective and reasonable way, all the popular eco-movements are more akin to chopping off an arm to save a finger.