Eco-socialism

Eco-socialism (also known as ecosocialism) is a political ideology that combines socialist principles with ecological concerns. It advocates the transformation of economic and social systems to achieve environmental sustainability, social equality and democratic control over natural resources and the means of production. Eco-socialists argue that capitalism's emphasis on economic growth, profit and resource extraction contributes to environmental degradation, climate change and the depletion of natural resources. The ideology generally supports ecological planning, renewable energy, sustainable production, environmental justice and international cooperation. It draws heavily from Marxism, social ecology and the broader environmental movement.

Notable eco-socialists

William Morris
Barry Commoner
Raymond Williams
André Gorz
Rudolf Bahro
Manuel Sacristán
James O'Connor
Joel Kovel
Michael Löwy
John Bellamy Foster
Paul Burkett
Ian Angus
Ariel Salleh
Derek Wall
Naomi Klein
Jason Hickel
Andreas Malm
Howie Hawkins
Chico Mendes
Hugo Blanco
Murray Bookchin
Sabrina Fernandes
Jill Stein
Caroline Lucas
George Monbiot
Abdullah Öcalan
Jeremy Corbyn
Jean-Luc Mélenchon
Ross Greer
Avi Lewis