What online data say about eating habits

Christoph Trattner () and David Elsweiler
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Christoph Trattner: University of Bergen
David Elsweiler: University of Regensburg

Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol. 2, issue 7, 545-546

Abstract: Understanding how individuals shift to diets with much smaller ecological footprints may help us in persuading more people to change their habits and transition to more sustainable food systems. Online interactions provide important answers.

Date: 2019
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