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Dr. Stanley Asah's research focuses on the social dimensions of clean technologies, emphasizing the role of human behavior in the adoption, diffusion, and social acceptance of these technologies.
His work includes:
- Exploring the adoption, retention, and diffusion of cleaner technologies.
- Investigating the social impacts, justice, and acceptability of these technologies.
- Developing behavioral change strategies and management practices to facilitate the adoption and diffusion of cleaner technologies.
- Conducting experiments to address clean technology-induced counter-productive behaviors.
- Contributing to the development of transformational pathways to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in Canada.
Dr. Asah's research has been recognized with the Canada Research Chair position, reflecting his significant contributions to the field. His work is aimed at improving the understanding and influence of human behaviors in human- environment interactions, ultimately leading to better strategies for encouraging the acceptance and use of clean technologies.
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