A public meeting at the United Church on Jewry Street is set for Wednesday, June 25. This gathering will offer residents insights into the Biosphere Restoration Plan (BRP) from Bru Pearce, the founder of Envisionation.
Envisionation, a UK-based climate movement, has dedicated over 15 years to developing this plan. It aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, aiming to restore our planet for future generations.
Bru Pearce describes the BRP as a thorough initiative designed to revitalize Earth’s environment. He believes it can help support a future where nine billion people can thrive. The plan includes extensive environmental projects on land and in the sea, focusing on improving productivity and restoring climate balance.
Pearce noted that these efforts could boost global GDP significantly, opening doors for new financing while adhering to the principles of Empathy Economics.
Jim Loughran, Envisionation’s commercial director, emphasized the innovative technologies embedded in the BRP. These include clean energy solutions and strategies for carbon capture. He also highlighted the importance of legal frameworks like the proposed law on Ecocide to foster sustainable livelihoods.
During the presentation, Pearce and Loughran will shed light on the current climate challenges and how to not only halt but reverse these troubling trends. They will demonstrate how to achieve this through partnerships with experts around the world, from climate scientists to legal professionals.
A Q&A session will follow the presentation, allowing attendees to engage directly with the speakers.
If you want to attend, the event begins at 7:30 PM. It’s a great opportunity to learn about ambitious environmental goals and how everyone can play a role.
Recent studies show that community engagement in environmental initiatives has increased significantly. According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, over 70% of people feel personally invested in climate action. This public interest highlights the growing desire for sustainable solutions and collective efforts.
For more about Envisionation and its mission, check their website here.