solved Watch the following video where our relationship with consumerism is

Watch the following video where our relationship with consumerism is explored: If we as consumers are concerned about the amount of waste we produce, climate change or other issues affecting people and the environment, what can we do about it? A Professor at UC Davis believes that voting with our dollars is a good start, so he created the Better World Shopper project, which includes a free app for your phone (Links to an external site.), a website, and a book providing information on various companies. This allows consumers to have some basic information about the behavior of companies they buy products and services from.Read the following webpage and complete the 3 parts of this assignment below:https://betterworldshopper.org/ (Links to an external site.)Do you think this is a worthwhile project? Why or why not? Do you think the average consumer would use this app/website/book to influence their decisions as a consumer? Why or why not?Did the “Story of Stuff” video influence your attitude towards consumerism? Explain your answer using examples from the video.Complete the following exercise on the website: https://betterworldshopper.org/ (Links to an external site.) by clicking on the “Search Companies” button.3a. In the “Category” box look up the “Banks” category, and list 3 banks or credit unions and their grades.3b. Look up the “Insurance Companies” category and list 3 companies and their grades.3c. Look up the “Online” category and list 3 companies and their grades.3d. Look up 3 more companies of your choice in any category, list them and their grades.4. Will the grade/score a company receives on this website influence your personal decision on whether to spend your money on a company’s products or services in the future? Why or why not?Make sure your responses are clearly labeled 1,2,3a,3b,3c,3d,4 just as the questions are listed above. As always, responses must meet the minimum word count, which does not include headings and re-stated questions. (whole thing has to be at least 200 words)