Política verde

Política verde é uma ideologia política que visa criar uma sociedade ecologicamente sustentável enraizada no ambientalismo, não violência, justiça social e democracia de base.^[1] Ela começou a tomar forma no mundo ocidental na década de 1970; desde então, os partidos verdes têm se desenvolvido e se estabeleceram em muitos países ao redor do globo, onde têm conseguido algum sucesso eleitoral.^[2]

O girassol é reconhecido internacionalmente como símbolo das políticas Verdes

Referências

↑ Wall, Derek (2010). The No-Nonsense Guide to Green Politics. Oxford: New Internationalist Publications. p. 12-13. ISBN 978-1-906523-39-8.
↑ Roussopoulos, Dimitrios (1993). Political ecology: beyond environmentalism. Montreal: Black Rose Books. p. 114. ISBN 1-895431-80-8. Not surprisingly the colours green and yellow are used widely in the symbols of ecologists, the former evoking vegetation and the latter the sun. The sunflower, a popular symbol, embodies both colours, and turns towards the sun, the source of renewable energy. The bicycle is another important icon as bicycle transportation is regarded as one of the means to re-humanise society.

[Wall-1] Wall, Derek (2010). The No-Nonsense Guide to Green Politics. Oxford: New Internationalist Publications. p. 12-13. ISBN 978-1-906523-39-8.

[2] Roussopoulos, Dimitrios (1993). Political ecology: beyond environmentalism. Montreal: Black Rose Books. p. 114. ISBN 1-895431-80-8. Not surprisingly the colours green and yellow are used widely in the symbols of ecologists, the former evoking vegetation and the latter the sun. The sunflower, a popular symbol, embodies both colours, and turns towards the sun, the source of renewable energy. The bicycle is another important icon as bicycle transportation is regarded as one of the means to re-humanise society.

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