I've been a critic of fast fashion disposable clothing for ages, and I've been making an effort to consume at least somewhat consciously. I rarely eat fast food, and when I do, I tend to wash and re-use the plasticware a few times. I also carry a French surplus mess knife with a metal fork and spoon in my car kit because it works even better. But when regulations impose small burdens on us while ignoring the bigger problems their regulations often encourage, it adds insult to injury.
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I think most would agree with us when the facts are laid out clearly although there's always those whose minds are so closed off to truth (or controlled) they just see what's fed to them...the lies.
I feel also that many people actively do what you're doing, recycle, reuse and repurpose where they can and so should they, but it's a lot farther up the food chain where the real changes have to happen.