“…For example, antecedent information, prompting, goal setting, feedback, incentives, and fines (or some combination of these) may reduce electricity consumption (e.g., Hayes & Cone, 1981), gasoline consumption (e.g., Foxx & Hake, 1977), water consumption (e.g., Aitken et al, 1994), meat consumption (e.g., Brunner et al, 2018), and trash production (e.g., Austin et al, 1993). And a recent paper by Schneider and Sanguinetti (2021) highlighted that other behavior-analytic interventions (that have heretofore been underutilized) carry significant promise. The extant body of literature (see Abrahamse et al, 2005;Gelino et al, 2021;Maki et al, 2016;Nisa et al, 2019;Osbaldiston & Schott, 2012;and Wynes et al, 2018, for reviews) is the foundation of knowledge for producing large-scale behavior change to reduce emissions.…”