Summarizing Sustainability Issues and Research Approaches

  • Oskamp S
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Achieving ecological sustainability is the most crucial task facing humanity in the coming decades. If we do not reduce human beings’ detrimental impacts on the Earth to a sustainable level, the life-giving resources of the Earth will continue to degrade, and eventually the Earth may become unlivable for humans and countless other species. This chapter has four goals: First, to summarize the important recurring themes about sustainability from the preceding chapters; second, to highlight some of the fruitful ways by which the goal of sustainability can be approached; third, to point out roles that psychology can play in this process; and fourth, to list some of the needed types of research that psychologists can contribute toward reaching sustainable patterns of living.

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Oskamp, S. (2002). Summarizing Sustainability Issues and Research Approaches. In Psychology of Sustainable Development (pp. 301–324). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0995-0_15

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