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Second wave environmentalism was primarily characterized by
its commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement
the "ecology monks" who organized grassroots efforts
its singular focus on the importance of hydropower
widespread grassroots involvement and activism

Answer 1

widespread grassroots involvement and activism

Step-by-step explanation:

Second wave environmentalism was primarily characterized by "widespread grassroots involvement and activism."

The second wave, which began in the 1960s, deals with pollution in the environment. To combat the issue of pollution, many environmentalists, specifically in the urban areas, came together to form organization such as the Society for the Promotion of Environmental Conservation in British Columbia in Canada, which later turn to widely participated activism against pollution issues such as air pollution, water pollution, hazardous wastes, etc.