There are a lot of moving parts contributing to the climate crisis, and the resource extraction that goes into things like the Amazon grocery delivery bags is one we need to tackle sooner rather than later.

I was reading remarks on a thread elsewhere and one fellow complained that why bother with water bottles and straws when there are so many chip bags and drink cups and such that are plastic . . . I guess you take on the battles as you identify them. I don't buy single serving bags of chips, and it is possible to buy things like tortilla chips in wax-lined paper bags. There's a lot of plastic everywhere, but buying food in bulk is one answer (you can get reusable light mesh bags for grocery store use). It usually gets to the store in a larger package, often recyclable cardboard is involved.