Chapter 6: Behavioural Determinants of Climate Action and Commitment to Collective Change
As anthropogenic activities have accelerated the Earth’s changing climate, it is our responsibility to understand the underlying factors that govern these climate-destructive behaviours and devise interventions that will encourage the collective adoption of sustainable practices. This chapter explores these themes, providing key lessons from a plurality of perspectives.
Elyse Tsang1, Jordie Fischer1, Kyara Liu1, Arlin Cherian1, Alex Bland2, Anna de Waal2, Dr. Stefan Grzybowski1,2
1 Rural Health Services Research Network of BC, Department of Family Practice, University of British Columbia
2 Centre for Rural Health Research, Department of Family Practice, University of British Columbia
RHSRNbc is funded by the Rural Coordination Centre of BC.
