Environmental politics is a wide-ranging subject with three core components, Neil Carter, Interrogation of traditional political concepts from an environmental point of view—reflections on democracy, freedom and rights, distributive justice, the state, political space, security and citizenship, Environmental Political Theory, The two most central concepts explored in contemporary EPT, Justice and Democracy, A way of thinking that regards humans as the source of all value and is predominantly concerned with human interests, Anthropocentrism, A mode of thought that regards humans as subject to ecological and systems laws and whose ethical, political and social prescriptions are concerned with both humans and non-humans, Ecocentrism

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