Some environmentalists are starting to realize that not everyone is like them

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Policy experts and policymakers generally have a problem whereby they look for single, large solutions to complex problems. This one-size-fits-all thinking pervades all aspects of American society, but it seems especially prevalent in environmental policy — particularly anything related to climate.

The global nature of climate change somehow convinces environmentalists that the only proper responses are global and universal.

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