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The initial identification and bounding of environmental issues by epistemic community members is very influential.
They can limit what would be preferable in terms of national interests, frame what issues are available for collective debate, and delimit the policy alternatives deemed possible.
The political effects are not easily reversible.
The epistemic community vision is institutionalised as a collective set of understandings reflected in any subsequent policy choices.

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