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{{Infobox_character|name = Environmentalism|image = Envionmentalism.png|imagecaption = Symbols of the environmentalist movement are usually green or blue and contain images of the planet, trees and wind turbines.}}'''Environmentalism''' or the '''Green Movement''' refers to multiple philosophies, ideologies and movements which share the common aim of protecting and restoring natural ecosystems from the damage caused by human activities.
'''Environmentalism''' or the '''Green Movement''' refers to multiple philosophies, ideologies and movements which share the common aim of protecting and restoring natural ecosystems from the damage caused by human activities.


== History ==
== History ==
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== Notable Theorists ==
== Notable Theorists ==
* [[Barry Commoner]]
* [[Elinor Ostrom]]
* [[Judi Bari]]
* [[Murray Bookchin]]
* [[Murray Bookchin]]
* [[Peter Kropotkin]]
* [[Peter Kropotkin]]
* [[Peter Gelderloos]]
* [[Peter Gelderloos]]
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Latest revision as of 17:43, 3 April 2024

Environmentalism or the Green Movement refers to multiple philosophies, ideologies and movements which share the common aim of protecting and restoring natural ecosystems from the damage caused by human activities.

History

See Also: Timeline of Environmentalism

Proto-Environmentalism

Green Anarchism

Early Environmental Protections

Mainstream Environmentalism

Direct Action Environmentalism

Global Environmentalism

Tendencies

  • Anarcho-Primitivism
  • Bright Green Environmentalism
  • Deep Ecology
  • Eco-Capitalism
  • Eco-Feminism
  • Queer Ecology
  • Eco-Nationalism
  • Eco-Socialism
  • Green Anarchism
  • Green Conservatism
  • Green Left
  • Green Liberalism
  • Green Libertarianism
  • Green Syndicalism
  • Green Zionism
  • Social Ecology
  • Veganism

Notable Theorists