In Mundane Astrology, environmental and ecological trends are studied using planetary positions, aspects, and house activations.

• 4th House: land, territory, natural resources
• 6th House: labor, agriculture, pollution
• 8th House: shared resources, environmental crises
• Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Saturn, and Jupiter: key planets influencing ecological events

By tracking planetary transits, progressions, and eclipses, astrologers can forecast environmental changes, natural resource shifts, and ecological challenges.

🔹 Key Planetary Influences

♅ Uranus – Sudden Environmental Change

• Governs earthquakes, climate anomalies, and rapid ecological shifts.
• Uranus aspects → unexpected environmental events or breakthroughs in ecological science.

Example:

• 2010 Iceland volcanic eruption (Eyjafjallajökull): Uranus transits aligned with national and regional charts → sudden environmental disruption.

♇ Pluto – Transformation and Environmental Stress

• Linked to long-term ecological transformation, resource depletion, and environmental crises.
• Pluto aspects → systemic changes in environmental policy or resource management.

Example:

• Deforestation and Amazon policy changes 21st century: Pluto aspects indicated systemic resource reassessment.

♄ Saturn – Environmental Responsibility and Constraints

• Governs regulations, environmental policy, and structural limits on natural resources.
• Challenging Saturn transits → environmental degradation, pollution, or delayed ecological reform.

Example:

• Industrial pollution crises 1970s: Saturn aspects highlighted structural environmental challenges in multiple nations.

♆ Neptune – Water, Pollution, and Ideological Influence

• Governs water systems, ocean health, pollution, and environmental awareness.
• Neptune transits → public confusion or enlightenment regarding ecological responsibility.

Example:

• 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami awareness: Neptune aspects raised global consciousness about environmental vulnerability.

♃ Jupiter – Expansion, Conservation, and Environmental Policy

• Encourages conservation, sustainable practices, and ecological innovation.
• Positive Jupiter aspects → environmental treaties, green technology, or global ecological cooperation.

Example:

• Paris Climate Agreement 2015: Jupiter aspects aligned with international cooperation on environmental policy.

🔹 Houses Indicating Environmental Influence