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Political common ground on preserving nature: Environmental motives across the political spectrum.

2023-10-06

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<p>Environmental issues are becoming increasingly politically polarized, making common ground essential. This research investigated the political common ground of environmental motives—the reasons why nature is worth preserving. Natural language processing of liberals’ and conservatives’ open text responses (Study 1: N=1,544) identified 12 central motives. Political common ground was shared on the most cited motiv...

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Literature Corpus work: ac79c2e4-ff2e-5ff7-857e-7872510bdf85
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/de5qx

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