Change doesn't always require people to change their behavior. See CFCs, leaded gasoline, others. I expect that electric cars will follow the same path. And pe

Change doesn't always require people to change their behavior. See CFCs, leaded gasoline, others. I expect that electric cars will follow the same path. And people have and will change their behavior, in response to regulations and market forces. Let meat, electricity, gasoline, etc. reflect their true prices, incorporating carbon externalities, and people will respond to that by adjusting their behavior. We don't need collective action, we just need political will.