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Abstract

Our current consumption patterns cause high levels of CO emissions. Encouraging sustainable lifestyle changes is one tool among many to reduce emissions. Looking towards the public health literature, we identify three strategies for dealing with excess consumption: and . We highlight the benefits and challenges that individuals face when employing these strategies. Finally, we present a promising approach to moving beyond individual-level strategies and their challenges.

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Keyword(s): built environment; cognitive bias; moral hazard; opportunity costs; rebound effects; sustainable consumption

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