An open letter to H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, His Majesty King Charles III of the United Kingdom, Lord Nicholas Stern, and Pope Leo XIV calling on us to care for our home as well as to filmmaker James Cameron, who stated that we must hold our heads high and raise our voices for the environment.
I would mark Prince Albert II’s April 2026 journey to the
North Pole as a historic milestone in humanity's wake-up call
2006 — THE NORTH POLE WARNING
2026 — THE HIMALAYAS WARNING
Twenty years separate these two events.
In 2006, Albert II traveled personally to the North Pole and witnessed the consequences of global warming in one of Earth's most extreme environments. Upon his return, he brought his warning to the international community the UN and the IPCC yet few paid heed to his alert, particularly the leaders of that era.
In 2026, the Himalayas present us with a new and dramatic warning: when the balance of vast ice masses is disrupted, the consequences reach valleys, rivers, cities, and communities, leaving thousands missing and hundreds dead.
Ice knows no borders.
Water knows no borders.
Climate knows no borders.
And responsibility for the Earth must know no borders either.
We are sending a copy of this message to H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco so that we may work together; through our Project for the Regeneration of Planet Earth, let us take immediate action to combat climate change.
Let us now convene at the Palace of Monaco—inviting Lord Nicholas Stern (a leading figure in the fight against climate change) and His Majesty King Charles III of the United Kingdom (an environmentalist who has championed the cause alongside Prince Albert II since their youth) to put into practice our project addressing polar ice melt via the Planet Earth Regeneration Platform.
We are not facing a war of Nature against humanity. We are facing the consequences of a humanity that urgently needs to make peace with Nature.
We are launching a global reforestation initiative across all countries especially in cities, which suffer from urban violence and atmospheric pollution caused by greenhouse gases. Through these actions, we aim to lower ocean temperatures and restore the glaciers at the North and South Poles. Please join us. Following the tragedy on August 25th in the Himalayas where a glacier broke away, triggering an ice avalanche that surged into glacial lakes and regional rivers, causing massive loss of life and billions of dollars in material damage across cities in Nepal and Tibet—a warning has been sounded: we must act now.
Regrettably, we are living through difficult times in human history, where billions are poured into destruction and wars—both new and unending. We must remind world leaders that humanity's security depends on preserving glaciers, forests, oceans, rivers, and Earth's entire climate system.
Tornadoes in Brasil, earthquakes in Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, and now the Himalayan ice avalanche
may be Nature’s way of demanding practical action from humanity in response to
the treatment it has endured at the hands of reckless people—who currently
consume 125% of available natural resources and drive the degradation and
devastation of forests and biodiversity. Nature is now acting in self-defense.
As filmmaker James Cameron has said, we must act now; tomorrow may be too late.
The worst tragedy of all could be the scarcity of the water that sustains our lives.
THE TIME HAS COME.
Time is very slow for those who wait, very fast for those who are afraid, very long for those who lament, very short for those who celebrate, but for those who love and accept great challenges, Time is Eternal, join us, the time has come. (Henry Van Dyke)
JOSE PEDRO NAISSER.
GLOBAL ECOLOGIST.
CURITIBAPR.
BRASIL.
LINK TOA GREAT PROJECT.
A PLATFORM FOR THE REGENERATION OF PLANET EARTH, USING URBAN MOBILITY AND EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY. WE NEED BILLIONS OF PEOPLE RECEIVING ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES FROM PLANET EARTH. bit.ly/40TEMKq
10 Paths to the Global Platform.
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