Our findings indicate that both individual and organisational level factors are important to understand employees’ pro-environmental behaviour.
This meta-analysis (79 studies from 49 articles) investigates the overall effect of dynamic norms on pro-environmental behaviour, and whether differences in operationalisations affect dynamic norms’ effects.
The main objective of this study was to examine the relationship between prosocial propensity and soil connectedness in a sample of Chilean farmers.
Prosociality Predicts Connectedness with Nature and Soil Read More »
In this Review, we discuss high well-being with low demand (HwL) housing, aiming to reduce energy and material consumption while maintaining — or enhancing — individual and community well-being.
Housing for well-being with minimal energy and material demand Read More »
The preferences of conditionals hinge upon specific policy instruments and the perceived cost–benefit balances but less on fixed ideology or demographics.
Climate policy feasibility across Europe relies on the conditional middle Read More »
Drawing on an interdisciplinary workshop, this paper emphasizes integrating behavioral insights into climate policy design to ensure technical effectiveness, social acceptability, and equity.
The behavioral dimension of transport decarbonization Read More »
