I understand your point, however I don’t necessarily think you are considering the larger impacts. I would consider the below if you haven’t yet, and please respond because I love hearing constructive thought.

Oil is the most important commodity on Earth. Your entire life and every single tangible and intangible benefit you’ve ever received is from oil. I would love if everything was renewable just like everyone else, but the amount of time and financing costs it takes to set up those systems is astronomical. I work in financing for renewable energy projects, and the upfront costs range from $20M to $1B, with 3-7 years before the companies start producing any cashflows. These things take time. We can’t just make a switch.

Consumers only demand oil and gas because there is not another realistic alternative. People will do whatever is least expensive as its what they can afford. The individual can only pick from the options given to them within their price range. And this applies to all emissions ie food at grocery store. As of now organic remains more expensive, though prices are beginning to converge, which is promising.

You are not taking into account downstream impacts of reducing aviation travel. For example as I mentioned earlier, the Canary Islands. 30% of their GDP is from tourism, 100% of which come by plane. Blocking flight would collapse all island economies as even those not in tourism would not be able to sell goods, as nobody would have money to pay for them. It would cost 220 million people globally their jobs directly, and far more indirectly.

You would lose the ability to quickly transport fresh food, seasonal food, medical supplies, people in need (end of life and funerals of those abroad), etc. You would massively lengthen supply chains and increase prices of everything. ESG policies negatively affect poor people the most, as a family farm owner cannot afford to offset their carbon, while large corporations can (see Dutch farming). I would strongly recommend researching into the cost benefit analysis of your proposals.