Increasing air pollution (growing CO2- and fine particulate pollution, etc.);

Deteriorated quality of drinking water leading up to drinking water shortage;

Increase of arid grounds (smaller agricultural effective surface and lower sustenance);

Deforestation of rain forests (destruction of Earth lungs);

Melting of polar ice and glaciers;

Extermination of species and much more.

Moreover, there is simultaneously an exhaustion of nonrenewable resources (crude oil, natural gas, water). Also, even as early as these days, in the time when we would be capable of feeding an absolute amount of 12 billion people on the basis of the worldwide agricultural production, the world hunger increases constantly. Today there are 36,5 Million people, daily about 100,000 dying from hunger or its after-effects, from these every 3 seconds one child younger than 10 years dies.

In addition, the fact of over-aging becomes an increasing problem in many places because the most social classes, starting with an old-age pension up to the patient care to the same extent, lack capital as the demoscopic pyramid changes.

And: Although the “Global Players” fusion in an increased way or buy up one another and maximize constantly year after year not only their control (e.g.: what products or services, in what quality, for what price and for what wages they will be done), but their profits as well – increase the societal decomposition and dependencies (modern slavery at production companies, suppliers and business enterprises) in a constant way.

The Club of Rome stepped into public view in 1972 with a system analysis by Dennis Meadows, which was published in the book “The Limits to Growth.”

The underlying system analysis in the book was conducted with the help of the “World1” program and dealt with the volume of human activities and its corresponding growth limits through to the year 2100. One realized that human existence was in danger in the self-contained system of Earth and called for a turnaround, in other words a necessary limitation on quantities of growth

The book „The Limits to Growth“ was translated into 37 languages and sold around 12 million copies. The Club of Rome received the German Book Association’s Peace Prize in 1973 in recognition of this book.

Meanwhile, the analysis program has been further developed and “World1“ has been followed by “World2“ and “World3.“ In 1992, a new edition of the book appeared, titled “The New Limits to Growth“ and in 2004, the “30 Year Update” was published.

After diverse updates were applied to the „World3“ computer model and the data was brought up to date, they were able to calculate new possible developments up to the year 2100 based on various scenarios. In most cases, the scenarios showed a tendency to exceed the limits of growth and subsequent collapse.

Even the most resolute measures from environmental and efficiency standards could only ameliorate or postpone this tendency, but no longer prevent it.

Only an extremely ambitious combination of measures showed a tendency to circumvent the simulated breakdown.

According to the various simulations with various parameters, the most likely date for the system breakdown and therefore global collapse is the year 2030 !

The latest point in time for the arrival of global collapse was found to be 2100.

In any case, these analyses were unable to predict the enormous development the eastern regions, China and India in particular, would achieve and to what extent the global pollution problems would increase.

We must consider the fact that only the industrial nations – no more than one billion people – were responsible for the current levels of environmental pollution, and that a further three billion people are now part of the market economy. We must therefore realize that starting immediately we are dealing with FACTOR   4 (quadruple effect) and that the arrival of global collapse has been predicted at the earliest date ever, in about 2030.

Much sooner however, around the year 2020, we will have exceeded the “Point of No Return“ and will not only be forced to idly stand by and see how the experiment “Human Life on Planet Earth” draws to a close, we will also have to explain to our children how we – knowingly - let it come so far.

My name is Mario Eduard Giovanelli (*January 20, 1956 in Lucerne, Switzerland) and I’m intensely engaged with the finding and implementation of solutions for the global environmental, humanitarian and peace situation since 2000, as well as initiator, founder and chairman of several international organizations.

We represent a group of various different individuals, organizations and companies, who are not affiliated with any government, political party or religion, and deal with the relationship between humans and the environment. They are acting to change and improve the global situation using fair and legal psychological, scientific, political, technical and economic means.

But we are not simple ‘talkers’ and/or ‘activists’!

In order to reach our goal – to avoid the ‘global collapse’, and the ‘point of no return’ – we offer benefits to everyone, both consumers and producers.