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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.

History

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

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