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http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/nov/24/consume-conserve-economicgrowth-sustainability. Accessed 21 June 2018
Moore HE, Boldero J (2017) Designing interventions that last: a classification of environmental
behaviours in relation to the activities, costs, and effort involved for adoption and maintenance.
Front Psychol 8:1874
Morgan T (2016) Life after growth. Harriman House, Hampshire
Murphy DJ (2014) The implications of the declining energy return on investment of oil production.
Phil Trans R Soc A 372:20130126
Nelson A (2018) Small is necessary: shared living on a shared planet. Pluto Press, London
Nilsson A, Bergquist M, Schultz WP (2017) Spillover effects in environmental behaviours, across
time and context: a review and research agenda. Environ Educ Res 23:573–589
Nye M, Burgess J (2008) Promoting durable change in household waste and energy use behaviour.
University of East Anglia, Norwich
O’Brien C (2008) Sustainable happiness: how happiness studies can contribute to a more sustainable future. Can Psychol 49:289–295
O’Brien KL, Wolf J (2010) A values-based approach to vulnerability and adaptation to climate
change. Wiley Interdiscip Rev Clim Chang 1:232–242
Odum HT (1973) Energy, ecology and economics. Ambio 2:220–227
Princen T (2010) Consumer sovereignty, heroic sacrifice: two insidious concepts in an endlessly
expansionist economy. In: Maniates M, Myers J (eds) The environmental politics of sacrifice.
The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, pp 45–164
Princen T (2014) The politics of urgent transition. In: Wolinsky Y (ed) U.S. Climate change policy
and civic society. CQ Press, Washington, DC, pp 218–238
Princen T, Maniates M, Conca K (eds) (2002) Confronting consumption. The MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA
Rees WE (2010) The human nature of unsustainability. In: Heinberg R, Lerch D (eds) The Post
carbon reader: managing the 21st century’s sustainability crises. Watershed Media, Healdsburg,
pp 194–203
Ryan K (2016) Incorporating emotional geography into climate change research: a case study in
Londonderry, Vermont, USA. Emot Space Soc 19:5–12
Ryan RL, Grese RE (2005) Urban volunteers and the environment: forest and prairie restoration.
In: Bartlett PF (ed) Urban place. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA
Ryan RL, Kaplan R, Grese RE (2001) Predicting volunteer commitment in environmental stewardship programs. J Environ Plan Manag 44:629–648
Schelling TC (1984) Self-command in practice, in policy, and in a theory of rational choice. Am
Econ Rev 74:1–11
Scott JC (1998) Seeing like a state: how certain schemes to improve the human condition have
failed. Yale University Press, New Haven
Seligman MEP (1999) Teaching positive psychology. APA Monit 30:42
Seligman MEP, Railton P, Baumeister RF, Sripada C (2013) Navigating into the future or driven by
the past. Perspect Psychol Sci 8:119–141
Sheldon K, Nichols C, Kasser T (2011) Americans recommend smaller ecological footprints
when reminded of intrinsic American values of self-expression, family, and generosity.
Ecopsychology 3:97–104
Staats H, Harland P (1995) The Ecoteam program in the Netherlands, study 4: a longitudinal study
on the effects of the Ecoteam program on environmental behaviour and its psychological backgrounds. Centre for Environmental and Energy Research, Leiden University, Leiden
Staats H, Harland P, Wilke H (2004) Effecting durable change: a team approach to improve environmental behaviour in the household. Environ Behav 36:341–367
Stern PC (2000) Toward a coherent theory of environmentally significant behaviour. J Soc Issues
56:407–424
Stern PC (2011) Contributions of psychology to limiting climate change. Am Psychol 66:303–314
R. De Young
Monbiot G (2015) Consume more, conserve more: sorry, but we just can’t do both, The Guardian.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/nov/24/consume-conserve-economicgrowth-sustainability. Accessed 21 June 2018
Moore HE, Boldero J (2017) Designing interventions that last: a classification of environmental
behaviours in relation to the activities, costs, and effort involved for adoption and maintenance.
Front Psychol 8:1874
Morgan T (2016) Life after growth. Harriman House, Hampshire
Murphy DJ (2014) The implications of the declining energy return on investment of oil production.
Phil Trans R Soc A 372:20130126
Nelson A (2018) Small is necessary: shared living on a shared planet. Pluto Press, London
Nilsson A, Bergquist M, Schultz WP (2017) Spillover effects in environmental behaviours, across
time and context: a review and research agenda. Environ Educ Res 23:573–589
Nye M, Burgess J (2008) Promoting durable change in household waste and energy use behaviour.
University of East Anglia, Norwich
O’Brien C (2008) Sustainable happiness: how happiness studies can contribute to a more sustainable future. Can Psychol 49:289–295
O’Brien KL, Wolf J (2010) A values-based approach to vulnerability and adaptation to climate
change. Wiley Interdiscip Rev Clim Chang 1:232–242
Odum HT (1973) Energy, ecology and economics. Ambio 2:220–227
Princen T (2010) Consumer sovereignty, heroic sacrifice: two insidious concepts in an endlessly
expansionist economy. In: Maniates M, Myers J (eds) The environmental politics of sacrifice.
The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, pp 45–164
Princen T (2014) The politics of urgent transition. In: Wolinsky Y (ed) U.S. Climate change policy
and civic society. CQ Press, Washington, DC, pp 218–238
Princen T, Maniates M, Conca K (eds) (2002) Confronting consumption. The MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA
Rees WE (2010) The human nature of unsustainability. In: Heinberg R, Lerch D (eds) The Post
carbon reader: managing the 21st century’s sustainability crises. Watershed Media, Healdsburg,
pp 194–203
Ryan K (2016) Incorporating emotional geography into climate change research: a case study in
Londonderry, Vermont, USA. Emot Space Soc 19:5–12
Ryan RL, Grese RE (2005) Urban volunteers and the environment: forest and prairie restoration.
In: Bartlett PF (ed) Urban place. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA
Ryan RL, Kaplan R, Grese RE (2001) Predicting volunteer commitment in environmental stewardship programs. J Environ Plan Manag 44:629–648
Schelling TC (1984) Self-command in practice, in policy, and in a theory of rational choice. Am
Econ Rev 74:1–11
Scott JC (1998) Seeing like a state: how certain schemes to improve the human condition have
failed. Yale University Press, New Haven
Seligman MEP (1999) Teaching positive psychology. APA Monit 30:42
Seligman MEP, Railton P, Baumeister RF, Sripada C (2013) Navigating into the future or driven by
the past. Perspect Psychol Sci 8:119–141
Sheldon K, Nichols C, Kasser T (2011) Americans recommend smaller ecological footprints
when reminded of intrinsic American values of self-expression, family, and generosity.
Ecopsychology 3:97–104
Staats H, Harland P (1995) The Ecoteam program in the Netherlands, study 4: a longitudinal study
on the effects of the Ecoteam program on environmental behaviour and its psychological backgrounds. Centre for Environmental and Energy Research, Leiden University, Leiden
Staats H, Harland P, Wilke H (2004) Effecting durable change: a team approach to improve environmental behaviour in the household. Environ Behav 36:341–367
Stern PC (2000) Toward a coherent theory of environmentally significant behaviour. J Soc Issues
56:407–424
Stern PC (2011) Contributions of psychology to limiting climate change. Am Psychol 66:303–314
R. De Young