Carbon Captured: How Business and Labor Control Climate Politics (American and Comparative Environmental Policy)
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Carbon Captured: How Business and Labor Control Climate Politics (American and Comparative Environmental Policy)

by Matto Mildenberger

Politics Nonfiction environmental policy
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Carbon Captured explores how business and labor shape climate politics and environmental policy. Matto Mildenberger places the American experience in comparative context, offering a focused analysis of the interests and political forces that influence climate decision-making.

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Carbon Captured examines the relationship between organized economic interests and climate politics.

Matto Mildenberger focuses on how business and labor influence environmental policy and political decision-making.

The book places American climate politics in a comparative environmental policy context.

It offers readers an analytical perspective on the institutional and interest-group forces surrounding climate policy.

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