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Predicting and explaining public support for environmental policies: A comparative analysis of two theories
Environmental policies are crucial for mitigating climate change and protecting people’s health. Public opposition, however, often undermines their adoption and success. Theories that seek to explain and predict policy support and opposition are insufficiently tested or have not received empirical s
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