an economy particularly sensitive to environmental issues, aimed at encouraging eco-friendly systems of production and development through energy saving, the use of renewable energy, the recycling of waste and scrap materials, etc.
Etymology ← English phrase; literally ‘green (green) economy (economy)’. GARZANTI
<ġrìin ikònëmi> English noun phrase, used in Italian in the feminine – A theoretical model of economic development that considers productive activity, assessing both the benefits deriving from growth and the environmental impact caused by the processing of raw materials. In particular, the green economy is an economic form in which public and private investments aim to reduce carbon emissions and pollution, increase energy and resource efficiency, avoid the loss of biodiversity and preserve the ecosystem. TRECCANI
