Build true ecology
Ecology is an integral philosophy which ought to consider man itself as part of a Nature we should protect.
Protect the environment
Develop an alternative analysis to climate alarmism
Direct the economy toward a sustainable development
Envision an identity-based and deeply rooted ecology
Reframe humanity as an integral part of its ecological environment
For a Human Ecology
Ecology must not be a punitive byword nor a justification for deindustrializing our countries. It must constitute a complete philosophy and an integral way of life.
Man is not a parasite feeding on an idealized environment. He is an integral part of this nature that we must protect. Furthermore, his traditions, his local heritage, and his biological determinations are inseparable from the nature that he is made of.
Protection of local heritage
Sustainable development
Environmental defense
Embodied and integral ecology
The Pillars of Life
Man is as responsible for his biotope as he is for himself.
Identity-based Ecology
We only protect well what we love, and we love best what we know well. Ecology cannot be decreed by the stroke of a pen; it is embodied in the bond between a people and its land. Defending biodiversity also means defending that of mankind.
Climate Realism
Faced with apocalyptic rhetoric used as a pretext for deindustrialization and ever-increasing technocratic control, we must oppose a reasoned analysis. Nothing allows us to affirm that Man is responsible for the current climate change. We must simply adapt to it and redirect our efforts towards genuine environmental issues: soil protection, endocrine disruptors and microplastics, clean energy, etc.
Build to Last
Modern man, and especially the European man, is imprisoned in a cycle of overproduction and overconsumption in order to satisfy a hunger for profit devoid of any oversight. We must return to an economy of quality. Manufacturing robust objects, passing on know-how, and valuing the long term are all ways to respect human labor and end the madness of economic modernity.
"Piloted by experts who believe that ecology boils down to climate disruptions and carbon footprints, who rely on 'techno-solutions'—that is, the use of ever more technology to correct technology (...) sustainable development merely postpones deadlines by adopting the approach of a ship's pilot who, warned that he is heading straight for rocks, decides to reduce speed rather than change course. He who speaks of ecology without denouncing capitalism had better remain silent."Alain de Benoist
You too can once more turn ecology into a noble idea