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Environmental Conflict & Policies Stakeholders • An individual or organization that has a vested interest in a particular dispute or debate Opposition NIMBY • “Not In My Backyard” • People may propose or vote for something but protest against it when it affects them directly or is put in their home • Ex: No wind turbines, say no to pipelines NOPE • “Not On Planet Earth” • People say no to something everywhere, people do not want it here at all. • Clean Coal The Sales Pitch Framing • The manner in which an issue is presented • Ex: Whether something is 66% empty or 33% full • Ex: Would you rather have a sense of 10% mortality or 90% chance of survival? Characterization • The process of how you create a positive or negative narrative about one’s allies or opponents in a dispute or debate Environmental Dispute Characteristics Matrix +5 Oppose Problematic Antagonistic Low Priority Supporters 0 Support -5 Least Importance of stakeholder Most Intractability • The concept that some disputes are unsolvable • Some people are so opposed that the two parties do not relent from their position • Ex: The building of the wall on the Mexican border • A balance achieved between two desirable but incompatible objectives • Opposite of Intractability • Ex: Economic Development VS Environmental Protection Mitigation • A conflict resolution strategy that’s used in environmental issues in which some environmental distu ...
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