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A behaviour change strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from international scientific conferences and meetings

Environmental Studies and Forestry

A behaviour change strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from international scientific conferences and meetings

D. A. Richards, F. Bellon, et al.

This research, conducted by a team of experts including David A. Richards and Filip Bellon, reveals the significant environmental impact of in-person academic events. Discover how distance from home contributes to CO₂e emissions and explore a proposed behavioral change program aimed at reducing future emissions through enablement and education.

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