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Determining Pro-Environmental Behaviour of Millennials: The Role of Green Self-Identity, Psychological and Social Factors during COVID-19 for Sustainable Development

2022-10-18

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The criticality of public participation in the effective implementation of climate change policy cannot be overstated. Human behaviour is responsible for various greatest environmental challenges. The social consequences and significant damages incurred by the COVID-19 outbreak have prompted public reflection on the environmental protection issues. However, whether the public perception of the COVID-19 pandemic ca...

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4250737

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