Reread lines 55-78. Summarize why certain actions are "cons," according to Hohn.

Lines 71-78 ( because I can’t put another picture)

But the author wonders if such solutions, nibbling around the edge, are enough: “I’d like to share Moore’s faith in the arc of progress… but I had a hard time imagining the bright future he saw, in which we Americans would trade conspicuous consumption for cradle to cradle manufacturing practices, disposable plastics for zero ways policies and close ecological loops. I had a hard time because such a feature seemed to me inimical to the American gospel of perpetual economic growth.”