Social constructionists largely assume that environmental problems have an objective,scientific grounding.

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Social constructionists argue that environmental problems are not solely scientific or objective, but rather are shaped by social and cultural influences, including values, politics, and economic interests. They believe that definitions and perceptions of environmental problems are socially constructed and therefore subject to change.

Social Constructionists Largely Assume That Environmental Problems Have an Objective,scientific