GREEN THEORY: THE BASIS OF A GREEN ECONOMY

Green theory, sometimes referred to as ecological theory or environmental theory, is significant to humans because it highlights how intertwined the environment and all living things are. This theory emphasizes how crucial it is to save the natural world in order to ensure the welfare of present and future generations. People may make better judgments about how they affect the environment, such as cutting back on waste, preserving resources, and encouraging sustainable practices, by comprehending and putting green theory into reality. By doing this, the detrimental consequences of pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change may be lessened. One hypothesis in the category of critical theories is the Green hypothesis. In the context of other theories within the field of international relations, this theory is relatively recent. However, this does not prove that the green theory is weak and without foundation. Conversely, it demonstrates that individuals are coping with problems that could affect their life. The green idea is among the best means of bridging the gap between high and low politics in this regard.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15510656
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Sustainable Development and Policies
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GREEN THEORY: THE BASIS OF A GREEN ECONOMY

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GREEN THEORY: THE BASIS OF A GREEN ECONOMY

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Abstract

Green theory, sometimes referred to as ecological theory or environmental theory, is significant to humans because it highlights how intertwined the environment and all living things are. This theory emphasizes how crucial it is to save the natural world in order to ensure the welfare of present and future generations. People may make better judgments about how they affect the environment, such as cutting back on waste, preserving resources, and encouraging sustainable practices, by comprehending and putting green theory into reality. By doing this, the detrimental consequences of pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change may be lessened. One hypothesis in the category of critical theories is the Green hypothesis. In the context of other theories within the field of international relations, this theory is relatively recent. However, this does not prove that the green theory is weak and without foundation. Conversely, it demonstrates that individuals are coping with problems that could affect their life. The green idea is among the best means of bridging the gap between high and low politics in this regard.

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