Восстановить гармонию с природой призвал Генеральный секретарь ООН Антониу Гутерриш в своем обращении по случаю Международного дня Матери-Земли, который отмечают 22 апреля.
«Человечество ведет себя по отношению к Матери-Земле как малолетний преступник», – заявил глава ООН.
Отравляя планету разного рода загрязнителями, безрассудно уничтожая экосистемы и биологические виды, дестабилизируя климат выбросами парниковых газов, мы ставим под угрозу производство продовольствия, создаем опасную среду и мешаем устойчивому развитию, считает Гутерриш.
По его словам, необходимо срочно заняться решением проблемы утраты биоразнообразия, прекратить загрязнять окружающую среду и существенно сократить объем выбросов парниковых газов в глобальном масштабе.
Кроме того, нужно оказывать поддержку коренным народам, местным общинам и другим людям, которые больше всего страдают от экологических кризисов.
А также требуется климатическая справедливость для стран, находящихся в центре «климатического хаоса».
Для этого Генсек призвал страны разработать новые национальные климатические планы, которые будут направлены на ограничение роста глобальной температуры 1,5 градуса по Цельсию. Кроме того, мировое сообщество должно приложить усилия для отказа от использования ископаемых видов топлива и прекратить поддерживать вредящие природу индустрии, например производство пластика.
«Восстановление отношений с Матерью-Землей – это залог решения всех проблем, стоящих перед человечеством. Мы должны действовать – и действовать сейчас, – чтобы построить лучшее будущее для нас всех», – подчеркнул глава ООН.
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