"environmental behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can refer to behavior that is conscious of environmental issues such as conservation, sustainability, and pollution. For example, "John demonstrated environmental behavior by carpooling to work every day."
I'm more curious about what impact it has on other environmental behavior.
He has sought creative ways to encourage responsible economic and environmental behavior without using the heavy hand of the state.
An equivalent number say they have discussed what they see as a company's irresponsible environmental behavior with friends or family.
But unlike other commodities, when I am running out of gas I can't be looking around for the gas station with the good environmental behavior sign.
They considered the customer environmental behavior.
The findings showed the following: (1) Environmental behavior could be divided into basic environmental behavior, decision-making environmental behavior, interpersonal environmental behavior and civic environmental behavior.
In 2006 I began testing a solution by creating a community-based environmental behavior-change program called Low Carbon Diet.
The "perfect citizen" has higher than average levels of wellbeing, lower environmental footprints, and are far more open to pro-social and environmental behavior-change messaging.
A second research question arises: How does one's general motivation concerning pro-environment practices facilitate spillover from one pro-environmental behavior to other environmentally responsible behaviors?
Consumer awareness is continuously increasing towards pro-environmental behavior.
Guilt was not related to subsequent pro-environmental behavior.
