Public support for ambitious climate policies and carbon prices that have direct costs for
voters may depend on policy sequencing. Policy sequencing theory suggests that the …

As emerging methods for carbon removal and controversial proposals around solar
radiation modification are gaining traction in climate assessments and policy debates, a …

Currently, most research explaining why countries lead or lag in climate policy assumes a
problem-oriented perspective, focusing on barriers to climate policy adoption. Here, we …

Lower-income countries account for a small share of accumulated greenhouse gas
emissions but are highly vulnerable to climate-induced events. In response, industrialized …

The impact of climate change on sustainable development is felt across all areas of life,
including transportation. The United Nations, however, reports that maximizing on the …

Canada's muted productivity growth during recent years has sparked concerns about the
country's investment climate. In this study, we develop a new natural language processing …

Abstract The" job-killing" narrative, a seeming economic argument, also serves to legitimize
opposition to climate policy by obscuring ideological motives. We investigated how workers' …

This thesis investigates the ideological frames-utilitarian versus deep ecological-in
Canadian Members of Parliament's rhetoric and their impact on policy advocacy …