The limits of energy sufficiency: A review of the evidence for rebound effects and negative spillovers from behavioural change

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@mister_k38 @BertagaTweet Non https://t.co/dC7PZi2TOi

Energy sufficiency actions could ‘free-up’ financial, moral, and temporal resources that can be ‘spent’ on other goods. https://t.co/8xlSccFgyl https://t.co/rZCkk4Wmwg

@Myk4d0 @Izno91 @AntoineTrouche Il y a vos clichés et puis il y a des études sérieuses Et puis excusez-moi mais il y a aussi des effets de mode pour le bio, le zéro déchet et le veganisme Ce n'est pas une critique https://t.co/LWCRebnaiP

@jeromehmbyvbgn J'ai trouvé ça Je pense qu'au minimum mon intuition n'était pas déconnante https://t.co/dC7PZi2TOi

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