Vox's David Roberts recently pointed out several instances of the coal industry framing itself as a solution to international energy poverty, including claims by Peabody Energy, the World Coal Association, and Arch Coal.
In contrast, the research-based industry framed development as part of the problem of drug access and in that sense development should be first addressed through improved health care infrastructure, training and delivery.
The industry framing of policy debates was communicated both to policymakers and to the wider population through sophisticated media campaigns in an attempt to shape public opinion and the discursive environment in which policy decisions were taken [ 21].
A note on terminology: The "underpinnings" I am talking about used to be called, back in the days when Americans ruled the auto industry, a "frame and chassis".
"Whenever the real estate industry is framing the debate around affordable housing, tenants are going to lose," said Jaron Benjamin, executive director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing, a tenants' rights group.
"Today's health care industry is framed around powerful forces such as corporate integration, cost cutting, mergers and acquisitions, and attempts to reduce the number of health care providers at less successful managed care organizations.
A discussion about music industry troubles, framed from the point of view of the artist.
To engineer Oakley 3D eyewear, Oakley combined its industry-leading frame innovations with lens technologies that maximize the 3D experience by offering unprece dented levels of clarity and visual fidelity.
Sean Tipton of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, the entity that issues unenforced guidelines for the industry, continually frames this discussion of regulation as one of "reproductive rights".
The enactment of "common-sense consumption legislation" (aka Cheeseburger bills), preventing claimants from litigating against food companies for causing obesity [ 83], suggests the food and beverage industry's frames are also dominating politically and legally.
