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Due to the extensive exploitation of the environment by the people, the environment has deteriorated to an alarming extent. People specifically have started looking upon the environment friendly products on the shelves of supermarkets. The paper attempts to draw the types of environmental awareness and behaviour specifically related to the environment friendly products. The present paper will help in having understanding of the environmental awareness and behaviour in various areas. People have more awareness regarding environment friendly products and least about the solutions provided by environment friendly products. People have started becoming sensitive towards environmental issues and this is seen in their behaviour, people now indulge in buying more environment friendly products and in this way they try to shun the guilt of doing nothing for the environment.

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Environmental Awareness Post of Analysis ANOVA

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