Julian Cribb, best-selling Australian author of How to Fix a Broken Planet, is the leading voice behind The Earth System Treaty. It is now the primary cultural initiative presented to the world by The Council for the Human Future. Geoffrey Holland, journalist and author of Virtue, believes The Earth System Treaty is an idea made for the moment. It can be a cross-cultural beacon that can bring our Earth’s people together behind life-affirming common purpose. In the face of all the looming threats hanging over the human culture, we do have something new in the 21st century that offers hope for the future. For the first time in history, humans are connected cross-culturally by the social media. Just when there is an unprecedented need, we have the capability to share a powerful message like the Earth System Treaty across our planet in real time. Common purpose is something that all humans must come together behind. More than a few good ideas have the aspiration of rallying the world’s people behind common purpose. To this point, none of those worthy ideas have managed to gain traction on anything close to a global scale. The Earth System Treaty was designed from its inception to resonate across cultures to be the beacon of common commitment our world so desperately needs. As an author and activist, I am fully committed to the Earth System Treaty and its ambition to become an idea all people will choose to rally behind.
 

Why We Need an Earth System Treaty–A MAHB Dialogue with Julian Cribb, Council for the Human Future - by Geoffrey Holland

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The First Whole Earth Cultural Movement – Human Redemption and the Earth System Treaty – by Geoffrey Holland