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ecologism

[ ɪˈkɒlədʒɪzəm ]

Noun

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political ideology

Ecologism is a political ideology that emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development. It advocates for policies that prioritize the well-being of the planet and its ecosystems over short-term economic interests.

Synonyms

environmentalism, green politics.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
ecologism	Used in academic and theoretical discussions related to environmental philosophy and the social theories that emphasize the importance of ecological balance. Her research focuses on ecologism and how it influences modern urban planning. The book provides an in-depth analysis of ecologism and its role in global sustainability movements.
environmentalism	Commonly used in everyday conversations and media to describe general advocacy for protecting the natural environment. This includes actions, policies, and attitudes aimed at reducing pollution and preserving natural resources. His passion for environmentalism led him to volunteer for several conservation projects. Environmentalism has become a mainstream movement, with people taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint.
green politics	Refers to political movements and ideologies that prioritize ecological and environmental issues, often associated with specific political parties that champion sustainability and ecological justice. Green politics has gained traction in recent years, with more politicians advocating for renewable energy and climate change mitigation. The candidate's platform is heavily influenced by green politics, emphasizing the need for stringent environmental regulations.

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Description / Examples

ecologism

Used in academic and theoretical discussions related to environmental philosophy and the social theories that emphasize the importance of ecological balance.

Her research focuses on ecologism and how it influences modern urban planning.
The book provides an in-depth analysis of ecologism and its role in global sustainability movements.

environmentalism

Commonly used in everyday conversations and media to describe general advocacy for protecting the natural environment. This includes actions, policies, and attitudes aimed at reducing pollution and preserving natural resources.

His passion for environmentalism led him to volunteer for several conservation projects.
Environmentalism has become a mainstream movement, with people taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint.

green politics

Refers to political movements and ideologies that prioritize ecological and environmental issues, often associated with specific political parties that champion sustainability and ecological justice.

Green politics has gained traction in recent years, with more politicians advocating for renewable energy and climate change mitigation.
The candidate's platform is heavily influenced by green politics, emphasizing the need for stringent environmental regulations.

Examples of usage

Ecologism calls for reducing carbon emissions to combat climate change.
Ecologism supports the conservation of biodiversity and natural resources.
Ecologism promotes renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.

Translations

Translations of the word "ecologism" in other languages:

🇵🇹 ecologismo

🇮🇳 पर्यावरणवाद

🇩🇪 Ökologismus

🇮🇩 ekologisme

🇺🇦 екологізм

🇵🇱 ekologizm

🇯🇵 エコロジズム (ekorojizumu)

🇫🇷 écologisme

🇪🇸 ecologismo

🇹🇷 ekolojizm

🇰🇷 생태주의 (saengtaejuui)

🇸🇦 البيئية (al-bīʾiyyah)

🇨🇿 ekologismus

🇸🇰 ekologizmus

🇨🇳 生态主义 (shēngtài zhǔyì)

🇸🇮 ekologizem

🇮🇸 vistvænismi

🇰🇿 экологизм

🇬🇪 ეკოლოგიზმი (ek'ologiźmi)

🇦🇿 ekologizm

🇲🇽 ecologismo

Etymology

The term 'ecologism' emerged in the mid-20th century as concerns about environmental degradation and sustainability grew. It is closely linked to the broader environmental movement and has influenced policies and practices around the world. Ecologism has roots in various philosophical and scientific ideas, including deep ecology, ecofeminism, and systems thinking.