The effect of information about hazardous chemicals in consumer products on behaviour – A systematic review

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A B S T R A C T

Exposure to hazardous chemicals in consumer products poses significant risks to personal health and the environment, and the combined effects may be negative even if each individual exposure is low. This necessitates informed and effective policies for risk reduction.

Policy Design

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The Department of Economics at the University of Montana is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher with environmental economics training and strong quantitative skills to join the multi-disciplinary Smart Fires project, under the supervision of Dr. Katrina Mullan.