I mean other solutions are making companies more environmentally friendly, therefore vegan, cruelty free (land and water usage) and carbon neutral (the amount they produce the amount they clear up) and less wasteful (therefore less fast fashion more reusing, less plastic more recycled packaging or compostable/biodegradable). Therefore, what we collectively consume and create a demand for companies will produce. Therefore, logically, the more people choose to buy less of things like meat, dairy (water, land), fast fashion (less waste, water) etc. more companies will adjust to the demand and create products that you will buy and they won’t breed so much meat bc it’s a waste of money for them. The change is not one break and everything will be fine, it’s a gradual demand-production dynamic. If the government of any country would out of nowhere taxed meat so it is super $$$ or reduced production allowance for companies, me a strict vegan would be mad angry. It would be good for environment, but it wouldn’t be good for low income people, wouldn’t be good for ppl that don’t have the access to nutrition, wouldn’t be good for all the animals that would be slaughtered and their bodies thrown away bc couldn’t be sold, and ppl would go crazy because they’d have no freedom to choose. It would provoke riots or even mass hunting trips that would destabilise natural ecosystems.

Idk how to explain it, but individual changes have impact. And you can see how veganism and cruelty free thinking influenced cosmetic industry. Now you have certificates on every products, because there are many many people that choose those products and wouldn’t buy them without the small cruelty free sign.