United-Earth2025 - We save our planet

What do we stand for

Saving the Earth

The state of our earth is deteriorating dramatically. Increasing droughts, floods and hurricanes, melting of the large ice sheets, rising sea levels, burning forests, poisoning of rivers and lakes, mountains of waste on land and in the sea and thousands of extinct animal and plant species. Our planet is at the limit of its performance. We want to save our planet before it's too late.

Peace and Climate Justice

We are in favour of a peaceful coexistence of all peoples and peoples on our planet. We are in favour of mutual assistance and support. We are in favour of mutual acceptance and respectful treatment. We understand other people's needs. We are in favour of a peaceful resolution of conflicts. We are in favour of alleviating suffering and pain. And we are in favour of a peaceful interaction between all peoples.

Protecting our oceans and forests

We are in favour of the protection of our forests and the protection of the sea. We are in favour of protecting our rivers and lakes. We are in favour of keeping our atmosphere clean and keeping the soil clean. And we recognize the connection between all living beings - humans, animals and plants. If our forests and the sea die, we too will die. Nothing exists independently.

Science and research

We are in favour of science and research that works for people and for our planet. In technology, in the natural sciences, in social sciences and law, in agriculture and forestry, medicine as well as in research and science in general. Only through the commitment and cooperation of all can we prevent irreversible, rapid warming above 2°C.

What is necessary

Reduction of greenhouse gases

There is hardly a CO2 budget left, which could be released into the atmosphere by us humans. However, global greenhouse gas emissions are increasing and the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is increasing dramatically. The following greenhouse gases are mainly responsible for global warming. Carbon dioxide CO2, methane CH4 – factor 30, nitrous oxide N2O - factor 300, HFC factor up to 300 000)
https://keelingcurve.ucsd.edu/

Taking greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere

The concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is already so high that there will be a warming of approximately 1.5°C and beyond. It is important to prevent the occurrence of a domino effect (tipping points). Therefore, we need to get as much greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere as possible. By planting trees, creating green spaces and much more.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipping_points_in_the_climate_system

Protecting animals, forests and the sea

Every year, between 1 000 and 10 000 species die out. 75% of winged insects have become extinct in the last 25 years. In the sea, besides warming, acidification caused by the dissolved CO2 is one of the biggest problems. This leads to a catastrophic collapse of the entire life in the sea. If our forests, animals, plants and the sea die, then there won’t be a future for us human beings either.
https://www.worldwildlife.org/pages/living-planet-report-2018

Preparing for Climate Change

The rise in the global average temperature is currently around 1.4 ° C and will increase to 1.5 ° C by 2029. If all states, right down to every single one, practice intensive climate protection, we can limit the temperature to 2 ° C. The environmental disasters, the lack of food and water and the extinction of species will increase dramatically. All of humanity is facing challenges on an unprecedented scale.
https://www.ipcc.ch/

Creation of Awareness and Commitment!

Unfortunately, far too few people know how bad things are for our planet. Aren’t we all in favour of a positive future with our parents, our children, our grandchildren, relatives and friends? Don’t we want to laugh with them, take them in our arms and feel joy? We just need to change in a positive direction. Let us share this message with courage, confidence, and love with other people.
https://reports.weforum.org/global-risks-report-2020/shareable-infographics/

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