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Mediated modeling: a system dynamics approach to environmental consensus building

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Complex Systems and Decision Making Environmental and Social Impact Assessments Sustainability and Climate Change Governance

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'Mediated Modeling' is an approach to participatory environmental decision-making. It uses system dynamics models in a public setting to enable participants to learn about and see the consequences of various possible decision paths for their communities and ecosystems.

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