Myths that thwart sustainability

The goal of this project is to dispel myths that thwart sustainability and thereby provide Nordic policy-makers with accessible knowledge on consumption and consumer behaviour that can be used in devising effective and efficient consumer policies.

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Showing posts with label renewable energy. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 17, 2012

Creating a fresh perspective to enhance acceptability

This advert is a great example of presenting a ´controversial´ issue positively without referring to the usual pros, cons and myths. Thought-provoking?

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Labels: advertising, controversial policy, policy acceptability, renewable energy
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The project team: Oksana Mont, Kate Power, Eva Heiskanen, Helka Kuusi and Nikola Kiørboe
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