Leveling existing environmental threats through the transition to a green economy

The article considers the transition to a green economy as one of the most important activities aimed at leveling environmental threats, involving the introduction of environmentally sound and socially responsible practices in various industries that can reduce the negative impact of economic activity on the environment.
Challenges such as climate change, environmental degradation, and resource depletion require a rethink of economic growth models.
The novelty shows how the development of a green economy is becoming a risk management tool in the field of environmental conservation, in particular in the Republic of Bashkortostan, as one of the regions of the country with a high level of anthropogenic stress and the potential for transformation into a green economy.
Proposals have also been developed to strengthen the green vector in the system of socioeconomic development: the development of alternative energy, biotechnology, ecotourism and the transition to environmentally sound agriculture.

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