green revolution
Environmental movement surge
A green revolution is any major shift toward environmentally sustainable practices—renewable energy, reduced emissions, ecological awareness: The company underwent its own green revolution, eliminating single-use plastics.
The phrase implies sweeping, transformative change in how societies or organizations approach environmental issues. (Capitalized Green Revolution refers to the agricultural transformation of the mid-20th century.)
Self-replenishing natural power
- ecological awarenessRecognition of environmental interdependence
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- environmentalismAdvocacy for nature protection
- clean energyPower from sustainable sources
carbon footprint · climate action · sustainable practices · environmental reform
renewable energy
Self-replenishing natural power
- ecological awarenessRecognition of environmental interdependence
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- environmentalismAdvocacy for nature protection
clean energy · carbon footprint · climate action · sustainable practices · environmental reform
- agricultural historyancient farming, traditional farming, harvest traditions, harvest festivals, heritage crops
- Indian farmingrice paddies, paddy, sugarcane, wheat, maize
- rice farmingpaddy field, rice paddy, paddies, flooded field, rice cultivation
- South Asian economiesGDP, GDP growth, fiscal deficit, budget deficit, economic reforms
- Large-scale initiativesmoon landing, space program, infrastructure, public works, Marshall Plan
- agriculturefarms, crops, farm, farmers, farming
green revolutiontraditional agriculture
Pre-industrial food production methods
subsistence farming · peasant farming · organic farming · agroecology · permaculture
green revolutionsustainable agriculture
Farming preserving long-term productivity
natural farming · organic farming · ecological restoration · agroecology · rewilding
green, revolution, greens, greenhouse, disagreeing, greenery, greenish, greenness, evergreen