The making of sustainable economies calls for sufficiency in production and consumption.
The discussion, however, lacks a shared understanding on what it means to operationalize …

Sufficiency is an indispensable strategy for sustainable development that is gaining growing
attention in both the scientific and the political sphere. Nevertheless, the question of how …

The outdoor industry is highly exposed to the impacts of climate change and resource
scarcity since its business models generally rely on an intact ecosystem. Companies in the …

Sustainable consumption is increasingly shaped by online environments. Everyday
exposure to online advertisement and social media content by peers may influence …

Strong materialistic values help to maintain consumer capitalism, but they can have negative
consequences for individual well-being, for social equity and for environmental …

Representative studies report high levels of acceptance of environmental protection and
approval for stricter political measures to ensure a liveable future. However, in the last years …

Private households play a relevant role in reducing CO2 emissions, but it remains unclear
whether and which psychological factors are related to emissions. Given the relevance of …

Prior research suggests that energy demand-side interventions have a large potential in
climate change mitigation, connected to co-benefits in human well-being and several …

Global crises such as the climate crisis require fast concerted action, but individual and
structural barriers prevent a socio-ecological transformation in crucial areas such as the …

In the last few years, plastic has become an issue of current interest as tremendous
ecological effects from plastic littering have become visible. Taking the role of consumers …