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Intentions to engage in a meat-reduced diet: an application of the integrative model of behavioural prediction
The consumption of meat and meat products has been cited as the most critical area to be addressed if we are to meet a sustainable future diet, regarding the impact on climate change and health. The numerous sustainability concerns that have been raised have stimulated calls to reduce the quantity o...
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School of Management Studies
2020
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