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Identifying climate change interpretive communities in a large Australian sample

Published:2013-12 Issue: Volume:36 Page:229-239
ISSN:0272-4944
Container-title:Journal of Environmental Psychology
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Environmental Psychology

Author:

Hine Donald W.,Reser Joseph P.,Phillips Wendy J.,Cooksey Ray,Marks Anthony D.G.,Nunn Patrick,Watt Susan E.,Bradley Graham L.,Glendon A. Ian

Funder

Australian Government

National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Applied Psychology,Social Psychology

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