Spreading behaviour is so important. Which means it's important to make it "cool" to be environmentally conscious. I think people sometimes underestimate the cool factor when it comes to spreading ideas.
You can do all the cool but it is going to have no result when industry is responsible for a third of GHG, agriculture about a fourth and transportation a fifth.
To stop those takes regulations and laws. Major investments too which won't happen if not forced either.
Best targeted results for efficacy of behaviour modification at a fifth. Good luck. This with self-efficacy training. You cannot do that with everyone so you're bound to fail. Worse if people cannot adapt at all. Tell a guy they now go 50 miles to work by bike is not going to work at all.
You cannot destroy a mountain by removing a few shovels of ground. The action and change has to be both forced and massive.
To stop those takes regulations and laws. Major investments too which won't happen if not forced either.
Best targeted results for efficacy of behaviour modification at a fifth. Good luck. This with self-efficacy training. You cannot do that with everyone so you're bound to fail. Worse if people cannot adapt at all. Tell a guy they now go 50 miles to work by bike is not going to work at all.
You cannot destroy a mountain by removing a few shovels of ground. The action and change has to be both forced and massive.