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Green 2.0 Initiative

A Planetary Repair Initiative

Green 2.0 Inititaive

In recent years concern over the destruction of the world's tropical rainforests has reached global proportions. Alarm about species extinction, the permanent loss of potentially life-saving medicinal plants, irreversible damage to our Earth's climate control system and the disappearance of indigenous cultures has now caught the attention of millions of people around the world.

Ongoing destruction of the world's rainforests is driven by a complex web of social and economic forces, many of these symptomatic of society's worldview. Although rich in technological insight, this view is profoundly ignorant of natural law. It is a view guided by short-term financial gain while openly disregarding the costs of ongoing ecological degradation. It is a worldview in which tropical forests are deemed a cash crop to be harvested rather than an ecosystem which is on the brink of terminal failure.

Deforestation is responsible for almost 20% of the world's carbon emissions - that's more than all of the cars, planes, ships, trucks and trains on earth put together. On top of this, forests and other biological systems are the only viable way of removing the CO2 from our atmosphere. Stopping deforestation is one of the most obvious and immediate solutions to address the pressing issue of human climate change.

We believe that the Green2.0 initiative can and will contribute in a meaningful way towards that 'something'...

The Amazon River Basin is the home to our largest rainforest on Earth representing over half of the planets remaining rainforests. As the Green2.0 Initiative focuses the world's attention toward the Amazon (phase 1) and therafter Equatorial Africa and Asia (Phase 2 & 3), a critical impact should be achieved in reversing the destruction that we are now witnessing.

Hundreds of organizations are doing vital work addressing virtually every level of the problem. Yet, our rainforests continue to fall, estimates by some at the rate of 10 million trees per day.

Despite our best efforts, the disappearance of our tropical rainforests, like many other global economic, social and environmental crises, seems to lie beyond our ability to control.

Obviously something more is needed.

The Movement

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The Green 2.0 Initiative is Inviting…

  1. Governments of the world concerned with climate mitigation and Amazonic sustainability to demonstrate commitment via the:
    Green2.0 Governmental Custodial Consortium
  2. Business corporations of the world committed to meeting their Corporate Social Responsibility in the international arena via the:
    Green2.0 Corporate Custodial Consortium
  3. People in all nations of the world committed to ending the destruction of our planet's rainforests to join the Green2.0
    Community
    . Interacting with Green2.0 will assist us in raising enormous consensus across this critical issue and making your consensus heard at all levels of government and civil society

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