Sure, once corporations are regulated properly and prevented from contributing unnecessarily to emissions, I will stop taking leisure flights. That's a promise

Sure, once corporations are regulated properly and prevented from contributing unnecessarily to emissions, I will stop taking leisure flights. That's a promise I know I can make because I will never have to keep it. Until then, I don't see what the point is and I actively refuse to make changes when the entities most responsible for emissions, corporations, are allowed to do nothing and go on about their polluting ways. Nothing I do will make a difference. The plane I gave up my seat on will still fly and still use about as much fuel. My not flying on said plane will not prevent thousands of other planes from, for example, delivering tomatoes from the other side of the world when there are plenty of local ones. Pass legislation addressing the 80% of the problem (corporate pollution) and then ask individuals to address the other 20%. Doing things in reverse is not only dumb but quite ineffective.