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Pop Goes Ecotopia

Regarding population control as a neglected component of environmentalism is further evidence of the movement ignoring holistic/non-linear problem solving. If the Earth Charter effort (www.earthcharter.org) was made the hub all environmental and socially responsible activism we could truly get to dealing with the entirety of our current problems on Spaceship Earth. Each country would be allowed/facilitated into self-sustainability rather than corporate colonialization. Human, fauna, flora and mineral equal rights and maintenance would assume the key economic engines of each of our lives rather than mindless comsumerism. The consequence of these implementations would be worlwide peace and harmony, as with economic viability augmented by non-toxic technologies evenly and non-competetively distributed, leads to lowered population and higher quality of life. This higher quality of life would lead to mandatory ubiquitous non-toxic technologies and processes as the default modality of a new "adult" civilization. Dare I say world-wide Ecotopia (Ernest Callenbach)?

But to get there we need to:

ratify, implement and support all of the features of the Earth Charter...

eliminate political influence or power by non-citizens (this means corporations, businesses or PACs that own our political infrastructure) in our governments, and secure a verifiable and understood to be effective voting system (IRV)...

and establish appropriate taxation of the wealthy so that the lower and middle classes, and our government, have adequate resources to function in a sustainable way, under the circumstance of a satisfying life on Earth ("scarcity" is an illusory myth perpetrated by the Rich Boys Club).

I believe that if these three statements above can be the actively pursued goal of 10% of the population of Earth we can indeed build, what the Universe has as it's intended purpose for all of it's conscious fauna, Ecotopia.

Let's do Ecotopia Now! Let's do Revolution Now!

Peace!

-Sandy SandersOn When it comes to having kids, this global citizen can't bear it posted 3 years, 11 months ago 13 Responses

Pop Goes Ecotopia

Regarding population control as a neglected component of environmentalism is further evidence of the movement ignoring holistic/non-linear problem solving. If the Earth Charter effort (www.earthcharter.org) was made the hub all environmental and socially responsible activism we could truly get to dealing with the entirety of our current problems on Spaceship Earth. Each country would be allowed/facilitated into self-sustainability rather than corporate colonialization. Human, fauna, flora and mineral equal rights and maintenance would assume the key economic engines of each of our lives rather than mindless comsumerism. The consequence of these implementations would be worlwide peace and harmony, as with economic viability augmented by non-toxic technologies evenly and non-competetively distributed, leads to lowered population and higher quality of life. This higher quality of life would lead to mandatory ubiquitous non-toxic technologies and processes as the default modality of a new "adult" civilization. Dare I say world-wide Ecotopia (Ernest Callenbach)?

But to get there we need to:

ratify, implement and support all of the features of the Earth Charter...

eliminate political influence or power by non-citizens (this means corporations, businesses or PACs that own our political infrastructure) in our governments, and secure a verifiable and understood to be effective voting system (IRV)...

and establish appropriate taxation of the wealthy so that the lower and middle classes, and our government, have adequate resources to function in a sustainable way, under the circumstance of a satisfying life on Earth ("scarcity" is an illusory myth perpetrated by the Rich Boys Club).

I believe that if these three statements above can be the actively pursued goal of 10% of the population of Earth we can indeed build, what the Universe has as it's intended purpose for all of it's conscious fauna, Ecotopia.

Let's do Ecotopia Now! Let's do Revolution Now!

Peace!

-Sandy SandersOn Is too few people the new "population problem"? posted 3 years, 11 months ago 13 Responses