Since Chinese households account for more than half of the country's total carbon emissions, efforts focused on consumption will be key to reaching carbon reduction targets. The Individual Low-carbon Behavior Rewarding System (ILBRS) is an emerging mechanism in China that encourages the public to develop a low-carbon lifestyle and it is critical to look for various approaches to enhance the public's willingness to participate in it. The framing effect has been widely used to study pro-environmental behavior as a low-cost nudge.
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