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To meet climate targets, consumption of meat and dairy must decline | Credit: iStock
A new report from the UK's 'nudge unit' finds politicians have the solutions and social license to drive the behaviour change needed to reach climate goals
Former Prime Minister David Cameron set up the Cabinet's 'nudge unit' in 2010, apparently inspired by a surprise bestseller to find ways to tap behavioural science to solve policy problems in a low-cost,...
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