The Creative Society Hosts International Forum on Climate Change: Urgent Need for Action And Unification Of Scientists
Global Crisis. There is a Way Out.
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At the International online forum "Global Crisis. There is a Way Out", experts voiced how events will unfold if we continue to do nothing. In the remaining years, we must do everything possible to prevent a planetary catastrophe.
The forum “Global Crisis. There is a Way Out” was broadcasted on multiple platforms, creating a huge wave of interest and support for climate action worldwide.
Much of what we predicted IS ALREADY HAPPENING NOW!”
NEW YORK, NY, USA, May 2, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- Millions of people around the world tuned in to a live online open international forum “Global Crisis. There is a Way Out” hosted by the Creative Society on April 22, 2023, to learn about the truth of how climate change is impacting the world and how it will continue to impact each of us. The forum was broadcasted on multiple platforms, creating a huge wave of interest and support for climate action worldwide. The Creative Society is encouraging unity among all countries, continents, and lands toward scientific solutions to address this global challenge.— Creative Society Scientific Research Team
The forum discussed the following topics:
---> All climate disasters are occurring according to their mathematical model. The forum discussed the accuracy of the model and what it suggests about our future.
---> The forum explored what awaits us in the coming years regarding climate change and its impact on the environment.
---> The forum delved into what is really happening to the Earth's core and how it relates to climate change.
---> The true causes of the climate crisis were discussed, including why red auroras are appearing in the sky now
---> The forum shared scientific facts about the cause of Mars' demise and how it could inform our understanding of Earth's climate.
---> The threat of the Yellowstone eruption was explored, and the forum discussed what signs of supervolcano activation seismologists and volcanologists may be concealing from the public.
---> The forum also examined the threats that the development of artificial intelligence may pose to society, particularly in the current consumerist format of society.
---> The growing energy crisis and its consequences were discussed in detail, including the impact on the environment and human society.
Through the discussion of these topics, the Creative Society aimed to educate people about the realities of climate change and the urgent need for action to address it. The solution that was offered is a peaceful and legal transition from the current consumer society format into a Creative Society format, that put human life as the highest priority and guarantees many advanced benefits.
For decades, the Creative Society has been surveying and collecting information from people all around the world to prepare for this epic challenge. Creative Society volunteers know that world unity is essential to saving the planet, and everyone can join the battle to save humanity. Every voice counts and is welcomed.
The Creative Society urges individuals to take a common-sense approach to addressing climate change and to be prepared, not scared. Technology has now made it possible for new scientific discoveries, and the Creative Society is finding ways to deal with big climate issues is possible through common-sense strategies. The next stage of evolution for the Creative Society is coming, but the future can change in an instant if nothing changes.
The Creative Society honors human life as the highest value and recognizes that the Earth belongs to all of us. Ordinary citizens worldwide can take societal actions towards saving the planet, and the Creative Society believes that heroes and heroines will be found among us. As the wise man once said, "If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito." The Creative Society has taken on this mantra and will continue its efforts to save the planet.
The forum featured experts and speakers from around the world who shared their insights on a range of topics related to climate change and the state of the planet. The forum also highlighted the Creative Society's efforts to promote unity among people and countries towards finding scientific solutions to the climate crisis.
For those who missed the forum “Global Crisis. There is a Way Out”, it is now available for replay on the Creative Society's website at https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-there-is-a-way-out. The forum offers valuable insights into the challenges facing our planet and the urgent need for action to address them. By sharing this information and promoting greater awareness of the issues, the Creative Society hopes to inspire people around the world to take action and join the fight to save our planet.
Alicia Smith
Creative Society Project
info@creativesociety.com
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