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Motivations and Behaviors that Support Recycling
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Muddy Waters and Heavy Metal: Time and Attitudes Guide Judgements of Pollution
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Toward a Model of Environmental Activism
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Willingness to Pay or Intention to Pay: The Attitude-Behavior Relationship in Contingent Valuation
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The Environment and Mental Health: A Guide for Clinicians
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