Abstract
In recent years, the number of problems associated with the environment and the corresponding political and economic effects has been growing. The author observed this trend both in the internal Russian environment and within the framework of international relations. The current geopolitical situation and new realities associated with external sanctions pressure on the Russian Federation faces issues of the environmental agenda as a tool of political and economic impact on society and states are of particular importance. So far, they have been poorly disclosed in Russian political science. The paper considers the dominant trends and prospects for the development of some aspects of the environmental agenda in anti-Russian sanctions.
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