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Behavior change essential to net-zero emissions, says IEA. Here are 2 ways it can go further

Gosnell, Greer K.
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Colorado School of Mines. Payne Institute for Public Policy
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https://hdl.handle.net/11124/14110
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Behavior change has long been a touchy subject when it comes to climate change mitigation. While many of us--myself included--have argued for broader and more rigorous research to enlist individuals in the necessary global transitions, some have argued that a neoliberal focus on individual responsibility is harming (or at least not helping) global climate efforts by distracting us from the real culprits--i.e. fossil fuel interests and policymakers.
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