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People are pretty unwilling, they just blame it on corporations which is only partly true. It's not like these corporations contribute entirely independent of consumer habits.

There is also a lot of mixed messaging though, we prioritize changes more on being easy than impactful, stuff like bags and straws. We're never gonna get the big changes you talk about because that's all a result of poor planning and infrastructure. You'd need government to actually be willing to tackle it but even if they were is it really that right move to try to get people out of the suburbs with how many useful houses would be left behind, while at the same time new ones need to get built? I'm not trying to sound like a climate defeatist but "have billions of people living in inefficient homes just go to the city" isn't some frictionless thing