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Rare’s Centre for Behavior & the Environment has published a framework that includes six behavioural levers to apply when leading behaviour change campaigns.
They exp…
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When leading a behaviour change program that includes multiple non-divisible behaviours, memory shortcuts can be helpful. Take, for example, the EPA’s Sprinkler Spruce-U…
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If you’ve ever attended or organized a clothing swap, you might find GrowNYC’s “Hosting your own swap” DIY guide interesting. As a reminder, a ‘swap’ is an event where a…
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A recent study published by Energy Policy has found that people’s concerns about climate change shape their support for various energy sources, from renewable energy to …
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If you are leading repair cafés in your area or know someone who is, you might consider registering for this free international repair café webinar. You will have the op…
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Municipalities and NGOs who would like to partner with Indigenous communities and/or follow Indigenous principles in their work may be interested in this Civic-Indigenou…
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Shorelines are known as the ‘ribbon of life’ due to the critical role they play in supporting wildlife, filtering out pollutants, decreasing soil erosion, and mitigating…
I'm looking for resources for choosing, setting up, and running focus groups in Baltimore City. Do you have case studies or project plans for successful focus groups? Resources fo…
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If you’d like a grand, multi-disciplinary tour of the …
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Cities are an important catalyst in the transition to a circular economy. They account for 75% of natural resource consumption and produce half of global waste. They ar…
