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COVID-19 regulations, mobility and climate mitigation: Netherlands, Sweden and UK
This research paper examines changes in transportation behaviors, specifically working from home, during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands, Sweden, and the UK, using the Opportunity, Motivation Behaviour (COM-B) model to suggest how policy-makers can maintain these pro-environmental changes to mitigate climate change.
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Document type: Research paper
Identifying Priority Behavior Change Solutions to Key Drivers of Household Food Waste in the United States
This report identifies primary behavioral drivers of household food waste in the United States and proposes scalable, evidence-based solutions to reduce waste and emissions.
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Document type: Report
Playbook for Guiding Diners Toward Plant-Rich Dishes in Food Service
The World Resources Institute's Better Buying Lab has produced a playbook outlining 23 behavior change strategies to encourage food service diners to choose plant-rich meals over beef to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Document type: Guide
Sustainable Behavior in Climate Pledges: An Analysis of Top Emitters’ Strategies
This working paper by the World Resources Institute analyzes how the 20 highest-emitting countries incorporate behavior change strategies within their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), focusing on nine 'Priority Practices' across the food, mobility, and energy sectors.
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Document type: Research paper