Our planet the earth is experiencing today a critical situation that has never existed for more than 400 million years of presence of live. In less than 100 years the human population raised at more than fifth fold, the pressure on our biodiversity has reached a level that many species are going extent every day, the hole in ozone layer is increasing every year, the climate catastrophic has reached its maximum, pollution are creating more and new diseases, the Kyoto protocol which has been the hope for slowing humankind action on earth is at its most critical phase. Canada has withdrawn from this protocol without promising any alternative for mitigation, the USA has not moved forward with its position on environment, and so is in some countries with unclear position such as China, India, Australia, etc. Deforestation is still progressing at large pace in the tropics. Politicians have failed to address the right environmental problems. In this context, we need to raise more attention on environmental issues at all level to find new solutions to threat our sick earth, our sick environment. Many attempts have been made already; we need to continue to join hand between all stakeholders to find solutions and seek means for urgent implementation. In this context an environmental program “Save our Planet” is a medium for all stakeholders to join hands to find new and practical solutions to heal our live.
Goal
Save our Planet is a TV program designed to create a platform of discussion to increase awareness on the environmental crisis and find practical, new, original solutions to move politicians, businesses, farmers, scientists, students, youths and general public on the environmental problems at all levels during the next decades. Another aim of the program is to move general public through the implementation of existing good solutions.
The objectives of the program
- invite politician, businesses, farmers, scientists, students, to discuss on critical environmental issue and propose solutions to heal our planet
- allow students from universities and secondary schools to propose solutions for our generation
- give awards to people who have inspired environmental change in their area.
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