Schermerhorn Hall / Carnegie Mellon University / Earth Institute / Syracuse University / The Earth Institute / Ohio State University / Columbia University / Greenhouse Gases Report / /
IndustryTerm
car tune-ups / transportation / energy consumption / everyday technologies / Actual household energy savings / low-effort energy savings / energy-conservation programs / household energy consumption / energy-saving behaviors / fuel efficient car / household energy / energy-saving actions / recommended car tune-ups / energy / /
Organization
UCLA / Center for Research / U.S. Department of Energy / Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering / Department of Engineering / National Science Foundation / Syracuse Center of Excellence / The Ohio State University / Columbus / Carnegie Mellon University / Pittsburgh / Department of Psychology / Energy Information Agency / National Academy of Sciences / Syracuse University / Syracuse / Department of Engineering and Public Policy / Columbia University / New York / Earth Institute / /
Person
Elke Weber / Dave Krantz / Stern / / /
Position
Vandenbergh MP / first author / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Pennsylvania / New York / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Law Review / /
Changing Household Behaviors to Curb Climate Change: How Hard Can it Be? By Shahzeen Z. Attari,1 Michael L. DeKay,2 Cliff I. Davidson,3 and Wändi Bruine de Bruin4 The residential sector contributes over 20% of energy-re