Choosing products that do not harm the environment and gathering information about a product's quality are examples of consumer rights consumer responsibilities lending acts fair practices

The answer is consumer responsibility.  This is when consumers purchase goods that would not harm the environment or would not be hazardous to one’s health.  They make healthy and environment-friendly choices in buying items that they need.  These are usually people who are concerned about what they buy and how it would affect not only them but the area surrounding them.