Participation in residential organic waste diversion programs: Motivators and optimizing educational messaging
Abstract
Participation in residential organic-waste-diversion-programs (OWDP) represents an individual-level behaviour with significant environmental benefits, including lowering greenhouse gas emissions. This study of 2621 Niagara, Canada, residents sought to understand the attitudinal and sociodemographic drivers of participation and non-participation in OWDP. Additionally, we examined the impact of messaging about the benefits of OWDP on likelihood of...
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Title
Participation in residential organic waste diversion programs: Motivators and optimizing educational messaging
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
158
Pages
104807 - 104807
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