Environmental issues increasingly influence political alignments by shaping party platforms and voter preferences. As climate change and natural resource management become pressing concerns, political parties must respond to public demands for sustainable policies. This has led to the emergence of green parties and increased advocacy for environmental justice within traditional party structures. Citizens, especially younger demographics, are more likely to support candidates who prioritize environmental sustainability. Consequently, environmental issues shape not only legislative agendas but also electoral strategies, redefining political affiliations and coalition-building efforts across the political spectrum.