In Mundane Astrology, energy, natural resources, and environmental policy are analyzed through planetary positions, aspects, and house activations.

• 2nd House: domestic natural resources, energy reserves, economic use of resources
• 6th House: environmental management, infrastructure for energy, public service regulation
• 8th House: shared resources, global energy dependencies, extraction industries
• 10th House: governmental energy policy, regulation, international resource agreements
• Saturn, Uranus, Mars, Jupiter, and Pluto: key planets influencing energy and environmental trends

By tracking transits, progressions, and eclipses, astrologers can forecast resource crises, energy policy changes, and environmental impact events.

🔹 Key Planetary Influences

♄ Saturn – Regulation, Resource Management, and Policy

• Saturn governs structured resource management, energy regulation, and environmental laws.
• Challenging aspects → bureaucratic delays, mismanagement, restrictive policies.

Example:

• US Clean Air Act (1970): Saturn aspects aligned with regulation and structured environmental policy.

♅ Uranus – Innovative Energy Solutions and Environmental Change

• Uranus governs renewable energy technology, innovative extraction methods, and sudden environmental shifts.
• Positive aspects → breakthroughs in clean energy, green technology adoption.
• Challenging aspects → environmental disasters, sudden energy shortages.

Example:

• Rise of solar and wind energy (2000s onward): Uranus aspects reflected adoption of innovative energy solutions.

♂ Mars – Energy Production, Resource Extraction, and Industrial Effort

• Mars governs resource extraction, energy production, and industrial labor in energy sectors.
• Challenging aspects → accidents, industrial disputes, or rapid depletion of resources.

Example:

• Chernobyl nuclear disaster 1986: Mars aspects reflected industrial risk and energy sector crisis.

♃ Jupiter – Expansion, Trade, and Resource Policy

• Jupiter governs global resource trade, expansion of energy markets, and environmental initiatives.
• Positive aspects → cooperation in resource management, international agreements.
• Challenging aspects → overconsumption, environmental exploitation.

Example:

• Kyoto Protocol 1997: Jupiter aspects reflected international collaboration on environmental and energy policy.

♇ Pluto – Transformative Environmental Events

• Pluto aspects → major environmental transformation, resource depletion, or industrial restructuring.
• Often linked to societal response to crises or long-term shifts in energy management.

Example:

• Deepwater Horizon oil spill 2010: Pluto aspects reflected transformative consequences for environmental policy and resource management.

🔹 Houses in Energy, Natural Resources, and Environmental Policy