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    Physical sciences (alone) can’t save us: we need to understand human behaviour, too.

    30 July, 201817 October, 2019

    Science is important in solving the world’s biggest problems. But can the social sciences solve our planet’s biggest issues on their own? Last month’s Woolworths’ and Coles’ plastic bag ban is a perfect example: environmental scientists have known for decades that plastic is harmful to the environment but changing habits at the individual level has…

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