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Diverse environmental conditions influence pro-environmental behaviour through environment and interconnected psychosocial processes
Environmental problems pose significant challenges, with human behaviour being both a key driver and a mitigation factor. While various urban environmental factors, including ambient stressors (e.g., air pollution) and natural resources (e.g., natural spaces), can influence pro-environm
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