Summary and Details on the Climate Crisis and Urgent Measures

Incoherence of the Current Global System:

The world currently allocates a significant portion of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to activities that are largely harmful or superfluous:

  • 2% of global GDP on military expenditures.
  • 5% on corruption.
  • 2% on money laundering.
  • 2% on smoking.
  • 2% on drug trafficking.
  • 2% on mobile phone services.

This represents 15% of global GDP consumed in areas that do not contribute to global well-being. Meanwhile, an essential allocation of 2% of GDP to save the planet is denied, despite recommendations from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

UNEP Recommendation:

In 2010, UNEP indicated that if 2% of global GDP were allocated annually to sustainable initiatives, the global economy could grow at the same rate as it does now, but without exacerbating resource depletion and with significantly lower levels of pollutant emissions. This fund would be used to drive a green economy and mitigate environmental impacts.

Climate Crisis:

Since 2002, the acceleration of climate change that we are now experiencing has been predicted. We are rapidly approaching a critical tipping point, estimated between 2025 and 2027, where the global average temperature could exceed 1.5°C, and reach up to 3°C. In December 2023, the 2°C threshold was already surpassed.

Potential Impacts:

  • Accelerated Melting of Polar Glaciers: This will significantly contribute to rising sea levels.
  • Sea Level Rise: An increase of between 60 centimeters and several meters is expected, which would flood coastal cities and could force the evacuation of up to one billion people, with an anticipated mortality rate of 100 million.
  • Decline in Coastal Property Values: The massive devaluation of these properties could cause the collapse of stock markets and cryptocurrencies, paralyzing the global economy.

Extreme Projections:

If ecosystem feedback loops trigger a domino effect, surface temperatures could reach 100°C at the equator by 2035. This would eliminate phytoplankton, a crucial source of oxygen, and could lead to the extinction of animal life.

Necessary Measures:

  • Scopex Project: It must be activated before December 2024 to reduce global temperatures by 1.5°C through geoengineering techniques.
  • Reduction of Global Energy Consumption: It is necessary to reduce consumption by 50% and achieve net-zero carbon emissions in the next four years.

Call to Action:

It is imperative to allocate 2% of global GDP annually not only to combat global warming but also to eradicate hunger, extreme poverty, and ensure world peace. This fund is essential to prevent a climate catastrophe and guarantee a sustainable future for all forms of life on the planet.

This approach is not just a matter of sustainability but of survival. What are we waiting for to act?

Analysis of the Impact of Maitreya Corp’s Strategies to Pressure Governments to Sign the 2% Global GDP Agreement

1. TaskJustice: Legal Actions Against Polluting Countries and Industries

Impact:

  • Legal and Financial Pressure: TaskJustice, by uniting law firms worldwide, will file individual and collective lawsuits for damages against countries and industries responsible for significant pollution. These billion-dollar lawsuits will exert massive financial pressure on those responsible, incentivizing both governments and corporations to take immediate action to avoid even greater economic losses.
  • Legal Precedent: Creating a legal precedent where polluters are held liable for climate damages could trigger a wave of similar litigation worldwide, accelerating the need to adopt stricter policies aligned with environmental protection.

2. Online Coastal Property Revaluation Service Using AI

Impact:

  • Individual and Collective Awareness: By allowing coastal property owners to see in real-time how their assets will devalue if urgent measures against climate change are not taken, this tool will generate strong awareness of the crisis. It will drive the demand for stricter climate actions, not only from individuals but also through the pressure these owners will exert on their government representatives.
  • Capital Migration: This service could accelerate disinvestment in vulnerable coastal areas, with capital shifting toward more sustainable investments in safe cities. This capital migration could exert economic pressure on the most affected regions, forcing governments to act to prevent a local economic collapse.

3. Call to Move Funds to GreenInterbanks

Impact:

  • Financial Destabilization: The call for all savers to withdraw their funds from traditional banks and relocate them to GreenInterbanks, a network of banks focused on ecological investments offering better returns, could lead to a massive financial disruption in traditional banks. This measure would not only cause liquidity problems for traditional banks but also force financial institutions to reconsider their investment policies in polluting industries.
  • Promotion of the Green Economy: By attracting large sums of money to banks that prioritize sustainable investments, this strategy will incentivize the growth of the green economy, increasing pressure on governments to align with these principles to avoid being left behind in the global economic evolution.

Intensity of Pressure on Governments to Sign the 2% Global GDP Agreement

Combination of Measures:

  • Pressure Multiplier: The combination of these three strategies creates a pressure multiplier effect. While TaskJustice exerts pressure from the legal front, the revaluation service generates massive personal awareness of the urgency for change, and the withdrawal of funds from traditional banks undermines the financial stability of institutions that support polluting industries.
  • Increased Urgency: These measures, applied simultaneously, not only increase the perceived urgency of the climate crisis but also put the economic and political stability of governments that fail to act quickly at risk. The threat of legal action, the potential real estate crisis in coastal areas, and the risk of a financial collapse will force governments to sign the 2% global GDP agreement to avoid catastrophic consequences.

Conclusion: Maitreya Corp’s strategies are designed to exert intense and multifaceted pressure on governments and polluting industries. By combining legal, economic, and social pressure, these measures have the potential to force the signing of the 2% global GDP agreement, a crucial step in addressing the climate crisis and ensuring a sustainable future.

A Better World, Now Possible!

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