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    Why is it Easier to Change a Lightbulb than it is to Change People’s Behavior? The Forces Behind Science and Technology as a Solution to Climate Change

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    Date
    May 2016
    Author
    Enciso, Mary O.
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    Introduction
    Context of the study
    “It’s a lot easier to change a light bulb than it is to change people’s behavior”. Factors of environmental impact, the IPAT equation, and why and how science and technology became the preferred method to address global climate change
    Moving beyond just changing lightbulbs: the limitations of science and technology and the need to recognize that global climate change is a moral issue
    Conclusion
    Original item type
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    61 pages
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    archives.northwestu.edu/handle/nu/25182
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