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'''Eco-Fascism''', often referred to by the abbrevation '''EcoFash''', is an economically ambivalent, culturally traditionalist, nationalist and fascist ideology that advocates for the preservation of the environment, natural resources and cultural traditions for the benefit of its native human population. Eco-fascists holdadhere to the interconnectedness[[File: betweenDeepe.png]] humans[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_ecology anddeep natureecological] asprinciple paramountof humanity being interconnected with nature, with a distinct focus on the synergy between a human population and its ancestral land. Eco-fascism opposes the globalist, liberal and progressive attitudes of modern ecological movements, preferring insular, traditional and agrarian societies. Due to the prevalence of European paganism and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_and_soil blood and soil doctrine] among eco-fascists, eco-fascist thought shares significant overlap with [[File: Esofash.png]] [[Esoteric Fascismball|esoteric fascism]].

These beliefs carried into the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%B6lkisch_movement ''Völkisch'' movement] of the late 19th century, which advocated for a return to agrarian civilization and stood as the bedrock for the cultural and biological beliefs of [[File: Nazi.png]] [[National Socialismball|National Socialism]]. National Socialists rejected the anthropocentric view of ecology and ascertained that human society was subservient to the laws of nature, rather than the other way around. A strong government and rigid social order would be required to maintain this delicate balance between human expansion and nature. The slogan and doctrine of ''blood and soil'', which established a firm link between cultural flourishment, environmental conservation and racial purity, was popularized by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Walther_Darr%C3%A9 Richard Walther Darré]. InNon-German hisfascist 1930movements bookotherwise ''Agenerally Newoverlooked Nobilityecology, ofwith Bloodthe andexception Soil'',of Darréthe suggested[[File:Legion.png]] the[[Legionarismball|Romanian selectiveIron breedingGuard]], ofwhich humansopposed ascapitalism afor, solutionamong toother geneticthings, impurityits (anddestruction consequently,of environmentalthe Romanian damage)countryside.

In his 1930 book ''A New Nobility of Blood and Soil'', Darré suggested the selective breeding of humans as a solution to genetic impurity (and consequently, environmental damage). Eugenicist ideas remain common in modern eco-fascist movements, such as those of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentti_Linkola Pentti Linkola], who argues for eugenics, abortion and potential genocide as a means to curb the global human population in his book ''Can Life Prevail?''. Large-scale eco-fascist movements are not observed today, although small online communities, such as [https://4chan-parliament.fandom.com/wiki/Ecofascism_Party 4chan's simulated Ecofascist Party] (from which the Eco-Fascism flag is derived), continue to promote and discuss the ideology.