Yes, but how do you make businesses accountable? Legislation perhaps? Who's going to vote for those? Perhaps if we could educate people to care, but as I said we're already trying that.

On a individual basis, I guess bringing up the issue more often is the best we can do really, I would definitely appreciate more environmentalism in politics discussions, but it feels very low-impact.

But then people couldn't use 30 disposable water bottles a week.

How do you get the government to add the appropriate taxes? That's also easy to suggest and hard do.

I wonder if people would start drinking tap water or disposable wooden water bottles first.