Green municipalism
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Green municipalism is a form of municipalism in which environmental change is seen from arising with action in the municipality, rather than on a state or national basis.
It has been discussed by Brian Milani in his book, Designing the Green Economy (2000).[1] and by the Syracuse / Onondaga County Green Party Chapter at the US National Green Gathering of August 1992.[2]
Political parties which adhere to this ideology include:
| Country | Party | Municipality | National Affiliation | Seats in Municipal Council | Notes |
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| LINKS | Vienna | None | 23 / 1,144 |
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| Social Austria of the Future | None | 2 / 1,144 |
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| Team Fouad Ahidar | Brussels | None | 3 / 17 Flemish seats |
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| OneCity Vancouver | Vancouver | None | 1 / 11 |
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| Projet Montréal | Montreal | None | 36 / 65 |
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| Zagreb is OURS | Zagreb | We can! | 19 / 47 |
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| Miljølisten | Fanø | None | 1 / 11 |
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| Italia in Comune | Various | Action | None | ||
| Green Humane City | Skopje | None | 2 / 45 |
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| The City Is Ours | Warsaw | The Left | 3 / 60 |
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| Barcelona en Comú | Barcelona | Sumar | 9 / 41 |
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| Más Madrid | Madrid | 12 / 57 |
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| Zaragoza en Común | Zaragoza | 2 / 31 |
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| D.C. Statehood Green Party | Washington, D.C. | Green Party of the United States | 0 / 13 |