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Political Science

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Constant carbon pricing increases support for climate action compared to ramping up costs over time

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Information and Flexibility in the Design of International Climate Agreements

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Informative Campaigns, Overpromising, and Policy Bargaining

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Issue ownership and salience shocks: The electoral impact of Australian bushfires

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Local Weather Effects: Perception of Climate Change and Public Support for Government Intervention

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Most People Prefer Constant Carbon Costs Over Increasing Cost Schedules Even If Costs Are High

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Ready When the Big One Comes? Natural Disasters and Mass Support for Preparedness Investment

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Rising Seas, Rising Concerns: How Climate Change Vulnerability Shapes Opinions Towards Policy

Andrew Reeves, Dino Christenson (both Political Science), 9/22

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