Public disputes are conflicts that arise in a community or society, often involving differing opinions or interests among groups or individuals. These disputes can occur over various issues, such as land use, environmental policies, or social justice. They typically involve public stakeholders, including government agencies, businesses, and citizens, and can lead to debates, protests, or legal actions. Resolving public disputes often requires negotiation and dialogue among the parties involved. Mediation and public forums are common methods used to facilitate discussions and find common ground. Effective resolution can help foster community cohesion and ensure that diverse perspectives are considered in decision-making processes.