Aleksandersen, LS698 WordsToday's world is witnessing problems related to the state of the environment, the degree of social inequality and the continued rise of social injustice. Many argue that to solve these problems, we must find an alternative to the capitalist system. Meadows et al. for example, argue that there are limits to growth, which means that, in the current context, society has exceeded its own limits. Green policy offers an alternative to the utopian idea of ​​eternal economic growth. It is defined by its core concepts of environmentalism, social justice and grassroots democracies. Additionally, he strongly believes in zero growth or sustainable growth. This article argues that green politics and green policies should be implemented to replace the current unsustainable capitalist system because it is profitable, protects and uses natural resources sustainably, and promotes justice social. Green policy promotes more profitable use of energy. . The central belief of Green Politics is to reduce environmental abuse and an o...