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The '''Conscious Planet''' movement is an effort to raise individual human consciousness and instill a sense of inclusiveness such that human activity becomes oriented towards responsible environmental action. In this unique undertaking, global leaders are uniting behind a common purpose to address the ecological degeneration of the Soil. Recognizing our responsibility to our children and future generations, it is critical to leave behind a planet capable of producing nutritious food, and align human activity to be supportive of nature and all life on our planet.
The movement aims to bring about this shift by:
* Raising awareness of this mounting ecological issue
* Inspiring at least 3 billion people (60% of the world’s electorate of 5.26 billion) to support environmentally-conscious governance decisions
* Driving national policy changes toward raising the organic content of soil up to at least 3%.
== Recommended By ==
*[[Charles Bensinger|Charles B]]<nowiki/>[[Charles Bensinger|ensinger]]
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Latest revision as of 00:34, 23 December 2023

https://www.consciousplanet.org/


The Conscious Planet movement is an effort to raise individual human consciousness and instill a sense of inclusiveness such that human activity becomes oriented towards responsible environmental action. In this unique undertaking, global leaders are uniting behind a common purpose to address the ecological degeneration of the Soil. Recognizing our responsibility to our children and future generations, it is critical to leave behind a planet capable of producing nutritious food, and align human activity to be supportive of nature and all life on our planet.

The movement aims to bring about this shift by:

  • Raising awareness of this mounting ecological issue
  • Inspiring at least 3 billion people (60% of the world’s electorate of 5.26 billion) to support environmentally-conscious governance decisions
  • Driving national policy changes toward raising the organic content of soil up to at least 3%.