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Originally, greek yogurt has a high fat concentration around 10% which gives it its creaminess and rich taste, but nowadays there's also low fat, high protein variants around.

I went to Greece with my parents a couple of times as a kid and I loved γιαούρτι με μέλι (giaoúrti me méli). It's just greek yogurt with honey and usually some walnuts sprinkled over it, but it was soo good.

I can also very much recommend the icelandic Skyr, which is a similarly stiff and creamy milk product with low fat and high protein content.

higher not lower
my standard yogurt has 5 servings at 5 grams, my greek yogurt has 5 servings at 14 grams

Turkic people exist for 4000 years, yoghurt exists for 7000. You tell me which came first.

That's what happened here then.

Government oversight and/or fines/lawsuits. Sadly politicians take "donations" from corporations to "look the other way". A prime example of this is big oil/coal. They also have entire law firms at their disposal which makes the legal route nearly impossible without government backing. It also does not help that a lot of "hippies" or activists are quite mentally unstable and easily branded as eco-terrorists or just plain old nutjobs.
Things are changing but so slowly and so late that it honestly doesn't matter at this point, the tipping point was already passed. All we can do is try to slow it down then figure out how to live in a global hothouse hell hole. Once most of the carbon spewing lifeforms die and enough time passes all those greenhouse gasses will diminish, mostly locked away underground and in new forest growth, and cooling will occur. It's happened many times in the past, just this time it's happening because of us.
As far as making the planet uninhabitable goes, that would be nearly impossible. We would have to destroy the magnetosphere somehow, at least that's my understanding. Short of that, the planet will heal from anything eventually. Possibly if we released so much greenhouse gas that the seas actually started to boil but that's pretty far fetched. I think that even if we completely depleted the ozone layer that it would eventually reform.
But who knows maybe people will actually wake up and go beyond reducing pollution into actually cleaning up what's been done by building plants that pull carbon out of the air among other things. They exist but they certainly are not profitable or cheap or efficient. Only time will tell. My money's on most people vehemently denying it right up till the end. Anyone alive now will probably be dead by then anyway, maybe that's why most people don't seem to care.

Plastics, along with toxic/nuclear waste biproducts last for thousand or even millions of years. But simply dumping it all in the ocean is an outmoded ideology(sweeping it under the rug). There are some sites where material is stored but it's carted there and forgotten, not maintained, and so after some decades containment is lost and the material leaks into the soil and even the water table thus making the entire venture pointless. Any entity making these biproducts(including governments) should be held accountable for them in perpetuity, then maybe they will start looking into more sustainable eco friendly means instead of trying to cut corners at everyone's expense.
One interesting bit of news is we have found some strains of bacteria that can break down a few types of plastic but sadly the process is very slow and we produce plastic much faster than it could be broken down and again it is only a few types of plastic. So again it's just putting a band-aid on a gut shot. By the time most gen-z/millennial anti-vaxxer flat earthers who force their pets to share their vegan diet figure out all their social media influencer heroes were feeding them full of crap they were paid to say by corporate sponsors it will be too late to even slow the process.
I'm just going to kick back, laugh and watch the world burn while I play Fallout. The only cherry on top would be if someone actually pushes the big red button.

very true but salt is an important mineral to life and it's found naturally in unprocessed food as well
it's just a lot more convenient to buy already breaded chicken meat that taste just right as opposed to spending more money to buy raw then buy seasoning and make it yourself
I don't eat my chicken, I just have them for eggs

cheetos was something given, I would never buy junk food if that isn't obvious
the option was to make use of them for flavor or let the dogs eat them, I decided to use them
I try not to let anything go to waste, unlike most of the world