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4PlanetEarth helps you make decisions and take actions that support our planet's sustainability.
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4PlanetEarth will inspire, motivate and educate us to live abundant lives with care and thoughtfulness for our PLANET which so desperately needs our help as we face the consequences of climate change.
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Step 2
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Pledge to at least 5 of the suggested actions for the next year, at one or more of the 4 tiers, depending on where you are on your personal journey.
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Share your positive stories with us and be inspired to influence your family and friends to support the amazing work that is being done by so many around the globe to protect our wonderful planet earth.
Everything Adds Up
7,858,048,909
PEOPLE ON THIS EARTH
1.77
Number of Earths needed to provide resources and absorb our waste
22.38%
Percent of species at risk of extinction right now
47.27%
Percent of coral reefs left globally right now
BECOME AN AMBASSADOR AND BE PART OF THE SOLUTION
48,561,000
Tons of PVC plastics produced worldwide, this year
LATEST NEWS
March 2021 Recommended Movie of the Month
Drowning in plastic – Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin works with some of the world’s leading marine biologists and campaigners to discover the true dangers of plastic in
February 2021 Recommended Movie of the Month
Our recommended ‘must see’ movie for the month is ‘2040’ by Australian filmmaker Damon Gameau who travels the world in search of new approaches and
January 2021 Recommended Movie Of The Month
‘My Octopus Teacher’ is a 2020 Netflix Original documentary film directed by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed which documents a year spent by filmmaker Craig
