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Extrinsic Rewards: An Adventist Curriculum Perspective for Classroom Management

Joseph, Nadine A. - In: International Journal of Academic Research in … 3 (2014) 3, pp. 15-22

. Consequently, the curricula focus in the Adventist classroom should address the deeper issues that affect behavior and implement … theoretical paper examines the underlying tenets of extrinsic rewards rooted in the Behaviorism; the Adventist perspective of … management in the Adventist classroom. Three simple practical approaches are proposed for behavior change that supports the …

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Climate Change and Diet

Bose, Neha; Hills, Thomas; Sgroi, Daniel - 2020

Though many in the general public are concerned about climate change, most are unaware that agriculture and food production accounts for about one quarter of aggregate green house emissions and therefore, diet change is one of the most effective ways that individuals can reduce their climate...

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The steaks are high: reducing meat consumption by changing physical and economic environments to increase vegetarian sales

Garnett, Emma Elizabeth - 2020

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Climate change and diet

Bose, Neha; Hills, Thomas; Sgroi, Daniel - 2020

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Encouraging sustainable food consumption through nudges : an experiment with menu labels

Buratto, Arianna; Lotti, Lorenzo - In: Ecological economics 216 (2024), pp. 1-9

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Some Economic Benefits and Costs of Vegetarianism

Lusk, Jayson L.; Norwood, F. Bailey - In: Agricultural and Resource Economics Review 38 (2009) 2

It is now fashionable in many circles to advocate vegetarianism, and many activist groups are vocal in their aim to convert the human race to vegetarians. What would be the economic costs and benefits of a shift away from meat consumption? In this article we provide some partial answers to this...

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Sustainability transitions from the bottom-up: Civil society, the multi-level perspective and practice theory

Hargreaves, Tom; Haxeltine, Alex; Longhurst, Noel; … - 2011

This paper aims to build on an emerging trend in sustainability transitions research towards better understanding the potential roles played by civil society groups in transitions alongside state and market actors. Through the use of two empirical examples (a local and organic food producer...

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Younger vs. older homeowners in building energy-related renovations: Learning from the Portuguese case

Abreu, Maria Isabel; de Oliveira, Rui A. F.; Lopes, Jorge - In: Energy Reports 6 (2020) 1, pp. 159-164

There is still a little recognition in policies that homeowners cannot be assumed as one homogeneous group when it comes to their decision for energy-saving renovation. The interest in energy efficiency varies among these homeowners depending not only on personal and contextual factors but also...

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Beyond reductionism: Multidisciplinary insights approach for an effective climate change and sustainability policy

Strzałkowski, Andrzej - In: Economic and Environmental Studies (E&ES) 18 (2019) 4, pp. 1351-1379

Climate change and other sustainability problems represent unprecedented challenges to humanity today. Because of such challenges there is a need for fundamental social changes of current unsustainable society. There is essential advanced interdisciplinary scientific contribution for informing...

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Can alternative Food Networks contribute to a transition towards sustainability in Flanders : assessing the marketing functions of Voedselteams

Zwart, Tjitske Anna; Mathijs, Erik; Avermaete, Tessa - 2016

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