There's lots of ways to skin a cat, so here's some political advocacy avenues and policy direction rather than specifics as they're less important.
1) Continue to call out O&G companies for spending money pushing pseudoscience to confuse people. Heritage Foundation, "Friends Of Science" and the like. Part of the rain for political gridlock is these @$$holes misrepresent scientific information to sow doubt.
2) Continue to push policy that decreases fossil fuel subsidies.
3) Use governmental policies to make great exchangers and electrical heating cheaper than gas for home heating where that makes sense.
4) Build infrastructure and incentivize electric vehicle adoption
5) Fund innovation in existing industries to help find answers to decarbonise.
6) Make making CO2 more expensive.
Carbon taxes will soon be in most countries. That was unthinkable not long ago. Electric vehicle adoption is also about to explode. These are the result of previous advocacy. The more people are in favor, the more likely the politicians are to act. The UK is a great example
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