What is (responsible) consumption? Discussing environment and consumption with children from different socioeconomic backgrounds in The Netherlands
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Consumption; Consumption diary; Environmental education (EE); Elementary school children; Focus groups; Interviews; Concept mapping; Environmental anthropology;All these keywords.
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