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Climate Policy and Climate Inaction as Conditioning

Why climate-inaction reproduces the familiar conditioning patterns rather than act on the known trajectory.

The mismatch between knowing and acting on climate change exhibits inheritance-and-conditioning patterns: long-horizon harm feels less pressing than short-horizon election cost. From the LHS Lens, climate inaction is the operative mechanism rather than the policy problem to be solved; the discipline is to ask which short-term cost binds the long-term action.

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