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Keyword: Green Issues

Romance and the ozone layer: panel evidence on green behavior in couples

Solar panels and political attitudes

Biology and being green: the effect of prenatal testosterone exposure on pro-environmental consumption behaviour

Lower-qualified workless adults are half as likely to be in education or training than their higher-qualified counterparts

Britain is on its way to experiencing an unemployment crisis

Short courses in social care and ‘green jobs’ likely to help workers move out of coronavirus-hit sectors, though UK ill-prepared to deliver large-scale retraining programmes

Can training help workers change their stripes? Retraining and career change in the UK

The causal effect of education on climate literacy and pro-environmental behaviours: evidence from a nationwide natural experiment

Pro-environmental behaviours and attitudes are associated with health, wellbeing and life satisfaction in multiple occupancy households in the UK Household Longitudinal Study

Consideration of environmental factors in reflections on car purchases: attitudinal, behavioural and sociodemographic predictors among a large UK sample

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