If you haven't already, do look into the history and foundations of the major "enviro-movements". You'll find them heavily populated with disenchanted marxists from the '60s and '70s, for the most part.
By disenchanted marxists I mean the ones that felt marxism wasn't quite misanthropic enough. The more hard core enviro groups have no problem with being very up front with how they believe that humanity must be punished and the human population greatly reduced.
Some of the groups have given up on the more marxist/athiest rhetoric and adopted a mishmash of neo-paganism and "nature worship".
In many instances, radical enviroism is taking on all the aspects of a religious cult.
Red Collar:
If you haven't already, do look into the history and foundations of the major "enviro-movements". You'll find them heavily populated with disenchanted marxists from the '60s and '70s, for the most part.
By disenchanted marxists I mean the ones that felt marxism wasn't quite misanthropic enough. The more hard core enviro groups have no problem with being very up front with how they believe that humanity must be punished and the human population greatly reduced.
Some of the groups have given up on the more marxist/athiest rhetoric and adopted a mishmash of neo-paganism and "nature worship".
In many instances, radical enviroism is taking on all the aspects of a religious cult.