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Tag: Sustainable Consumption

Thinking beyond Consumption in Consumer Education

The open thesis topic for this project is to critically analyze consumer education curricula through curriculum analysis in order to … More

Consumer Education, education for sustainable consumption, nonhome, Open Theses Topic, Sustainability Education, Sustainable Consumption, WUR

Immunizing Consumers Against Advertising

Exposure to advertising is pervasive. How can consumers be weaponized to not be lured into more “green” consumption but be … More

Consumer Communication, nonhome, Open Theses Topic, Sustainability Communication, Sustainable Consumption, WUR

When is green nudging ethically permissible?

Nudging has been widely acclaimed as an effective strategy to alter unsustainable consumer behaviors. But it also raises ethical questions … More

behavior change, Behavior Change Interventions, Ethics, Nudging, Sustainable Consumption

The Food Waste Lab

Household food waste is a relevant area to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change. What role can educational … More

education for sustainable consumption, Education for Sustainable Development, food waste, inquiry-based learning, intervention, Sustainability Education, Sustainable Consumption, sustainable lifestyles, Sustainable living

The elephant in the room is really a cow

Current consumption levels of animal-based products and meat are considered to be unsustainable. But how could “sustainable” meat consumption be … More

Consumption Corridors, Meat Consumption, Sustainable Consumption

Why are consumers skeptical of recycled goods?

Carla Delgado published a piece exploring consumers’ skepticism of buying ‘recycled goods’, how justified that skepticism is, and what communicators … More

recyclates, recycling, reuse, Sustainable Consumption, upcycling

How visual sustainability labels affect consumers

Labels providing information on the sustainability performance of goods and services are among the most established tools in sustainable consumption … More

Consumer Behavior, Consumer Perceiption, Eco-Labels, labelling, SLR, Sustainability Labels, sustainable consumer behavior, Sustainable Consumption, Sustainable Consumption Communication, Systematic Literature Review

Can introspection help avoid rationalization of meat consumption?

In a new article, Pascal Frank and colleagues use a mixed-methods approach to inquire whether a guided introspection based on … More

introspection, Meat Consumption, Sustainable Consumption

Egoistic food and altruistic clothing consumption?

Despite a wealth of research on the influence of values on sustainable consumption behaviors, there is a paucity of evidence … More

Clothing, Food, Open Theses Topic, Sustainable Consumption, Values, WUR

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