I like this debate, yet it's getting long and complex, this would be better face to face. That's why I'm picking only one topic:
One hemp bag needs to be used +1000 times to replace a thousand plastic bags in co2 emissions (they degrade, so at least they don't kill sea animals, though). I have like 50 of them at home (bought none of them). Recycling is a lie as well, most stuff is still useless.
My point is: People are all for saving the planet as long as it's as easy as buying a different or even a new product. People love to consume. But we won't save anything with this mentality. We need to go NO THANKS! and stop habits that really affect us. Kroger shipping produce is not the problem, look at the first graph here, the stuff millions eat daily is. So, no more flying, no more meat, no more Amazon, we need to ostracize this behavior. Clean energy, public transport, EV, you money at an ethical bank is great if you can afford it and will get us a long way.
Again: I know this won't save us and I'm all for canceling fossil destroyers, holding billionaires accountable and putting CEOs in jail. But it's much easier to change yourself than to change Tylor Swift.