Food waste rises as Pakistan faces growing crisis
Food waste rises as Pakistan faces growing crisis
@micehome how much power draw would there be without the thousands of sensors?
Sunhouse đang tập trung vào chiến lược phát triển bền vững với 2 trụ cột chính: công nghệ lõi và năng lực sản xuất. Định hướng này được xây dựng qua gần 30 năm hoạt động, giúp doanh nghiệp duy trì tăng trưởng ổn định trong kỷ nguyên tiêu dùng xanh.
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What would make you reach deeper into your pocket to pay for sustainable chocolate?
Researchers at our Uni looked at the influence of emotive social media posts. It turns out there is an effect, but how long does it last? https://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html?id=7745
Or check out the research: https://doi.org/10.1093/qopen/qoaf003
Caring consumption and sustainability: Insights from household provisioning in the first ten years of motherhood—New #OpenAccess paper by Kate Burningham and Susan Venn → https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/s1/paper-kb-caring-consumption/
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Households play a key role in sustainability transitions but remain underexplored. This longitudinal study shows how motherhood shapes sustainable food prac ...
Our new special issue on how to transform food consumption so that it's good for people and planet #planetaryhealthdiet #sustainableconsumption #climatecrisis #EcologicalCrisis #lessmeat
The call for a transformation toward planetary health diets (such as the one suggested by the EAT-Lancet Commission in 2019) is getting louder and more urgent. Such diets take into account not only human health, but also the ecological sustainability of global food systems and the natural systems that enable human societies to flourish. More recently the 2022 IPCC AR6 Working Group III report also acknowledged this point. The report suggests a shift towards more plant-based diets for high meat-consuming population groups, as these diets are considered by many to be essential for climate change mitigation and adaptation, for restoring damaged ecosystems, and for alleviating the sixth mass extinction of species.<br/><br/>Food-related consumer practices, consumer behaviours and characteristics (gender, class, etc.) have been the focus of significant and high-quality social science research. However, sustainability transformation in food systems is largely a political and power-related question. This Research Topic draws attention to prioritising questions of power in this context. How can we identify and influence drivers - beyond individual practices - to generate system and paradigm level change? The incumbent actors (e.g. various industries) and structures (e.g. those related to subsidies) strongly resist transformational change. For example, even when industry actors seemingly accept change, they prefer to align it with their own short-term business interests and existing...
Check out our latest article in Sustainability (Journal): An Integrated Model of the Sustainable Consumer.
The term ‘sustainable consumer’ is used across various knowledge domains, from #SustainableConsumption, #GreenMarketing, #Sustainability, and hashtag#SocialChange to hashtag#SocialMarketing for sustainability issues. However, the term lacks a precise definition, which leads to the inaccurate evaluation and measurement of the impact of green marketing or social marketing campaigns on consumption—sustainable or otherwise. This paper develops a framework to clarify the term ‘sustainable consumer’ to assist both scholars and practitioners. The application of systems thinking was applied to the extant literature to theorise the #SustainableConsumer. It provides a new framework for theorising Sustainable Consumers: the integrated model of the sustainable consumer (#ISMC). The framework enables a targeted intervention design according to the layer and element and permits more precise evaluations of behaviour change campaigns’ effectiveness.
Read it here (open access): https://doi.org/10.3390/su16073023
The term ‘sustainable consumer’ (SC) is used across various knowledge domains, from sustainable consumption, green marketing, sustainability, and social change to social marketing for sustainability issues. However, the term SC lacks a precise definition, which leads to the inaccurate evaluation and measurement of the impact of green marketing or social marketing campaigns on consumption—sustainable or otherwise. This paper develops a framework to clarify the term ‘sustainable consumer’ to assist both scholars and practitioners. The application of systems thinking was applied to the extant literature to theorise the SC. This conceptual paper provides a new framework for theorising SCs: the integrated model of the sustainable consumer (ISMC). This framework emphasises the interconnected relationships of influences within the SC profile to assist scholars in examining SCs within these systems with precision. We contend that, to promote and maintain the desired sustainable consumption for long-term effects, researchers and practitioners should consider the impact not only of the socio-psycho-demographic characteristics but also the connection of the person to the environment and their community, in addition to their worldviews. The framework presented here challenges linear models by proposing a nested, dynamic structure that recognizes the interconnected influences within the sustainable consumer’s ecosystem. The framework also enables a targeted intervention design according to the layer and element and permits more precise evaluations of behaviour change campaigns’ effectiveness.