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Connecting individual energy-related perceptions and behaviors to the larger climate system is a daunting task. What can individuals do to change the system itself? How do we perceive how much energy different activities use? Are there ways to improve our perceptions? How do we use behavioral science to motivate climate mitigation and adaptation policies? In this article, I review a body of work focusing on answering these questions. I discuss perceptions and motivations to transform energy use, and highlight some research projects of interest. In the policy area I discuss how behavioral science has aided and has still to be integrated into decarbonization policies. I end with several open research questions for the field.
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PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS
BEHAVIOR
CONSUMPTION
DEFAULTS
DEMAND
NORMS
GOALS
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IF27.1
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