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'''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.
{{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.


== History ==
== History ==
[[Timeline of Environmentalism]]
''See Also: [[Timeline of Environmentalism]]''


== Tendencies ==
== Tendencies ==

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History

See Also: Timeline of 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