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Fairness in water consumption experiments: understanding burden-sharing preferences and conservation beliefs
The increasing impacts of climate change have intensified water insecurity, posing significant challenges for major cities in developing countries. Cape Town, South Africa, experienced its most severe drought in four centuries, highlighting the vulnerability of urban water systems to prolonged short...
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School of Economics
2026
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