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Lifestyle Choices and Societal Behavior Changes as Local Climate Strategy

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  • Brahmanand Mohanty
  • Martin Scherfler
  • Vikram Devatha

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This paper attempts to identify lifestyle changes at the individual level, and behavioral changes at the community level that could offer high carbon abatement potential. It also provides some good practices of public policies and policy recommendations that can be pivotal in making a business case of low-carbon and eco- efficient lifestyles, strengthening collective awareness, and influencing public decision-making in developing countries in Asia.

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  • Brahmanand Mohanty & Martin Scherfler & Vikram Devatha, 2013. "Lifestyle Choices and Societal Behavior Changes as Local Climate Strategy," Working Papers id:5259, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:5259
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