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Framing in extractive industriesLawlor, Andrea, and Timothy B. Gravelle. 2018. “Framing Trans-Border Energy Transportation: The Case of Keystone XL.” Environmental Politics 27(4): 1–20.Coverage of the Keystone XL pipeline may vary depending on regional interests and perceptions of costs and benefits.Media analyzed from 2010-2014 regarding Keystone XL in Canada and the US"National and local papers frame the pipeline according to different considerations, as do cities near to and distant from the pipeline" (Lawlor & Gravelle 2018, abstract)Chong, D., & Druckman, J. N. (2007) though I note they focus on political science messaging (political communication). Prior values greatly predict opinion/perspective; foundational to other framing contexts like extractive industries. Dewulf et al (2009) is probably most comprehensive as a theoretical underpinning to framing.
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Hazboun, S. O., Briscoe, M., Givens, J., & Krannich, R. (2019). Keep quiet on climate: Assessing public response to seven renewable energy frames in the Western United States. Energy Research & Social Science, 57, 101243.
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Ernt, Lauren. (2020). Oil pipelines, climate change, and frames: Local news coverage of the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline replacement project in northern Minnesota. Retrieved from the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/218660. [master's thesis]
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