The vital role of organizations in protecting climate and nature

Emma E. Garnett () and Andrew Balmford
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Emma E. Garnett: University of Cambridge
Andrew Balmford: University of Cambridge

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 3, 319-321

Abstract: Combatting climate and ecological change is often framed as the responsibility of either individuals or national governments. Organizations, which are intermediate in size and influence, have enormous potential to deliver effective policies. As an illustration, we consider approaches taken by UK organizations to reduce meat consumption.

Date: 2022
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