John Hannigan identified six factors that are necessary for the successful construction of an environmental problem. Which of these is NOT one of those factors?
A) scientific authority to validate claims
B) media that frames the problem as novel and important
C) political leaders
D) religious community support

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The six factors identified by John Hannigan in the construction of an environmental problem are scientific authority to validate claims, media that frames the problem as novel and important, political leaders who promote and support the cause, an emotional appeal to the public, a network of environmental organizations and activists, and the development of symbolic representation of nature. Religious community support is not mentioned as one of the necessary factors.

John Hannigan Identified Six Factors That Are Necessary for the Successful