綠色新政

綠色新政(Green New Deal,GND)是美國涉及解決全球變暖貧富差距等問題的一系列立法方案。[1][2][3] [4]綠色新政的名稱來源自羅斯福新政,即富蘭克林·德拉諾·羅斯福為應對大蕭條而進行的一系列社會和經濟改革及公共工程項目。[5]綠色新政將羅斯福的經濟政策與可再生能源資源效率等現代理念相結合。[6] [7]在20世紀70年代至90年代,環保運動人士就已提倡使美國經濟擺脫不可再生能源的經濟政策[8]美國民主黨較支持綠色行政,而美國共和黨較為反對[9]。2008年10月22日,聯合國環境署執行主任阿齊姆·施泰納英語Achim Steiner發布了一項 "全球綠色新政 "倡議,旨在為 "綠色 "產業創造就業機會,從而促進世界經濟發展,同時遏制氣候變化。[10] 第一個以綠色新政為政治綱領的美國政治家是美國綠黨黨員霍伊·霍金斯,他在2010年競選紐約州長時提出這一綱領[11]

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  11. ^ Robert Harding. Syracuse's Howie Hawkins, a lifelong activist, is Green Party's nominee for president. auburnpub.com/The Citizen. 2020-07-11 [2020-11-16]. (原始內容存檔於2020-07-15).