In this review, we synthesize evidence to argue that climate change and conflict are mutually reinforcing. We first examine conflict as a barrier to mitigation, focusing on four faultlines that slow climate action: (a) ideological polarization, (b) “elite versus ordinary people” narratives, (c) intranational, place‐b...
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We live in an era of abundant qualitative language data that allows insights into societal trends and public attitudes, such as social media posts and news articles. Natural language processing (NLP) has become essential for analyzing this data, with recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) driving rapid progres...
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