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Corporate perceptions of climate science: The role of corporate environmental scientists
Sandra Rothenberg
, David L. Levy
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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Environmental Scientists
100%
Climate Change
100%
Climate Sciences
100%
Industry Perceptions
100%
Corporate Environment
100%
Automobile Industry
100%
Institutional Entrepreneurs
50%
Corporate
50%
Response to Climate Change
50%
Significant Risk Factors
50%
Automotive Company
50%
Private Actors
50%
Science-policy Interface
50%
International Environmental Regime
50%
Industry Engagement
50%
Boundary Spanners
50%
Active Cooperation
50%
Greenhouse Gas Mitigation
50%
Climate Change Science
50%
Successful Policies
50%
Institutional Acceptance
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Automobile Industry
100%
Private Sector
50%
Science Policy
50%
Boundary Spanners
50%
United States of America
50%
Social Sciences
Boundary Spanners
33%