Planet Care

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, (IPCC), was chartered in 1988 under the United Nations in order to provide governments with an assessment of climate science to inform policy decisions about the climate threats facing the world. It was established by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). This is, thousands of scientists from all over the world who have volunteered their time to research, write and review the IPCC's assessments. The process involves years of analyzing tens of thousands of scientific journal articles on topics ranging from sea level rise and glacial melt to past climate shifts. The conclusions of the IPCC's latest report are rather grim indeed. They says that we must reduce our planetary CO2 emissions by 50% below 1990 level and this before 2020 if we are to have the tiniest chance of limiting warming to 2°C, thus preventing the most devastating climate change’s impacts. Unfortunately our CO2 emissions keep growing year after year non s

MITAKUYE OYASIN.. We are not so much on the Earth than we are from the Earth. We came out of it, we are made of it and mainly of its water (75%), and we return to Earth after a sojourn crawling on its surface. The Earth is the tree while we are its leaves. So, you cannot harm one without harming the other. Among all the living species we are not the most stupid so why are we the only one to endanger the whole biosphere ? The violence we inflict to the Earth is the violence which was inflicted to the fetus, the newborn baby and the young child. Indeed, there are pains much too big to be consciously met by the young child. These pains are buried unresolved in our limbic system (hippocampus and amigdala). Unknowingly this is the pressure of these unresolved pains we evacuate onto the world through different acting outs. This explains why for instance, even though our specialists in ecology, the IPCC and its thousands of members, tell us we must bring back our CO2 emissions to 50% of wh