theories of ethics
organic farming and agribusiness
Henry David Thoreau
Sierra Club
alternative health care
environmental discourse
sustainable development
voluntary simplicity
applied ethics (political theory)
sustainable living
eco-efficiency
politics of urban space
Clamshell Alliance
Earth First! (organization)
Karen Silkwood
environmental movements
community gardens
critical management studies
climate change and global justice
Jeremy Rifkin
ecopaganism
homeopathy movement
community-based ecological resistance movements
corporate social responsibility
Helen Caldicott
Majory Stoneman Douglas
activism and social justice
Rachel Carson
concepts
indigenous people and environmentalism
waste issues and solutions
Wangari Maathai
Earth Day
Chico Mendes
Greenpeace
Rainforest Action Network
critical mass bicycle movement
Wendell Berry
solar energy movement
Julia Butterfly Hill
deep ecology movement
corporate sustainability
movements and regulations
environmental policy tools
vegetarianism
Earth Charter
environmental racism
slow food movement
Green Party (USA)
Wilderness Preservation Act
ecofeminism
Earth Summit
environmentalism
Environmentalism refers to a collective set of perspectives and actions that together represent an approach (rather than a single movement) to the environment. This article explores environmentalism by examining its origins, varying definitions, development, and manifestations and demonstrates how environmentalism is developing in society today. [Source: Green Consumerism: An A-to-Z Guide; Environmentalism]