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  • Environmental Policy
  • Computational Social Science
  • Network Analysis

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  • Nutrient pollution is a complex 'wicked problem' demanding integrated policy solutions.
  • Existing policies often operate in silos, hindering effective nutrient management.
  • Coordinated policies are essential across diverse sectors and environmental systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze thematic links within Canadian nutrient-related legislation using semantic network analysis.
  • To identify 'hub' and 'bridge' policies that can inform integrated nutrient management strategies.
  • To explore the utility of computational text network approaches for complex policy analysis.

Main Methods:

  • Semantic network analysis applied to an inventory of 245 Canadian nutrient-related policies.
  • Identification of twelve distinct thematic topics and their interconnections.
  • Analysis of policy relationships to categorize them as 'hub' or 'bridge' policies.

Main Results:

  • Twelve key topics emerged, illustrating diverse connections across Canadian society.
  • 'Hub' policies (e.g., environmental protection, land use) show broad influence.
  • 'Bridge' policies connect disparate topics, offering avenues for new policy integration.
  • Food processing regulations indirectly link to nutrient management, highlighting potential for holistic approaches.

Conclusions:

  • Computational text network analysis is a valuable tool for understanding complex policy landscapes.
  • Identifying 'hub' and 'bridge' policies can guide the development of more integrated nutrient management strategies.
  • Cross-cutting policy development is achievable by leveraging existing legislative connections.