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Human Behavioral Contributions to Climate Change

energy consumption and, as a result, GHG emissions (Carr et al., 2006). Most direct energy consumption is related to transportation, heating and cooling of buildings, and appli-ances. These contributors are shared by household mem-bers, with larger households using less energy per capita than smaller households. Considerations such as these have

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