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Our Mission is to encourage both thinking and action toward a sustainable earth. In so doing, we recognize that all phenomena and problems are interrelated. Based upon research, investigation, experience, and innovation from within our group as well as from around the world, we will present findings to leaders, governments, civil society, and the general public in hopes of creating paradigm shifts that will promote altering actions and policies toward the planet as well as sustainability of life on earth. In our individual work, lives and writings, we enact these insights into a better future for the human race.

Our projects and interests are:

  • The future of the American Hemisphere
  • The impact of information technology on today's world
  • Genetically modified foods
  • Ocean space and governance
  • Peace building and conflict resolution
  • The second UN decade of potable water
  • The abuse against women and children
  • Terrorism and illegal substances within the American Hemisphere



The Future of The American ( Western) Hemisphere Project.

The 50 year future of all the nations in the Hemisphere both as a whole and as regions is currently being examined. The data base and world model is a fifth generation model International Futures by Barry Hughes (1996) of University of Denver, who has kindly made available to us this data for regions, the hemisphere and each of the 38 nations. The data will be examined in detail by 15 committees of experts with extensive field experience in their subjects: governance, economics, social issues, health and drinking water, environment, education, food and agriculture, population, poverty alleviation, arts-language-culture, security, religion, legal issues, and several others. Priorities of critical problems making the hemisphere or nations unsustainable will be decided on for each committee. Then potential solutions to these problems will be devised from their wisdom and experience. Stakeholders to activate these solutions will be stated. This will all be written into book and internet form. The results will be taken to the stakeholders of critical importance as well as the International agencies involved in the subject matters. The national Club of Rome associations will be integrated into the committees and into the process ( Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Puerto Rico).


 


contact: Murven R. Sears, Membership Chairman, P.O. Box 3110, Port Angeles, WA 98362,
phone 360-452-7522;  E-Mail: murv_s@yahoo.com

 
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