Understanding behavior to promote adoption of sustainable practices
Global warming and environmental crises are introducing new moral dimensions to ordinary behaviours. Consumers are being asked to choose their transport to minimise emissions, to consume products with a limited environmental footprint, to reduce and recycle their waste, etc. How are these new imperatives actually experienced and taken into account by individuals? Why do some people engage strongly in making their consumption greener, while others remain impervious?
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