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Is that what you call it when you pollute rivers so badly they catch fire?
Pro-environment to them means forcefully depopulating the planet (guess which groups) until the wasteful lifestyles of current imperial core humans is within the earth's carrying capacity.
They might actually be serious. There have been a few right-wing dictators that were completely genocidal but put in legitimate efforts for environmental conservation. Trujillo in particular comes to mind.
Being Pro-environment and Pro-God to these people means praying to God to fix the environment and if nothing happens, then that's just how he wants things to be.
Why yes, I love Exxon mobil, why do you ask?
Right wing 'environmentalism' is definitely a thing. Like taking indigenous land and calling it "national parks."