Current ENVIRONMENT AND WATER CAMPAIGN

In hardly eighteen years time water will have become a distant memory for over
1 billion people,  there will be social and economic unrest and the wars will be over blue gold” 
Fidel Castro - 2007

Influence Foundation currently has 4 WATER initiatives that can effect our long term environment.

1. How to remove plastic from the oceans

2. How to give importance and heal the Algae

3. How to prevent sea levels rising

4. How to “liberate water” and receive it at affordable pricing rather than to either deflect it or make it a “scarce high price commodity”

Influence Foundation is unable to ignore:

• the importance that the superpower nations are putting on the acquisition and control of water rights, to the ultimate detriment to indigenous lands and to everyone on our planet. Fidel Castro’s quote about wars being over Blue Gold is becoming increasingly clear, and for the sake of dollars to build road and hospital infrastructures, poorer GDP countries in Africa and the Caribbean are ignoring the dangers of anding over water rights for short term economic gain.. What IF Castro’s prediction comes true after our clock ticks to 2025?

• that water born disease and dirty water kills more than malaria, TB and AIDS combined. 

• the fact that our oceans produce 50-80% of the oxygen we breathe dependent on the season and that today fishes are dying from lack of oxygen. Therefore how can we possibly sustain our oceans if 18 billion pounds of plastic is deposited into them each year!

How we are Influencing today.

• Getting Plastic out of our Seas - Clean up and also supporting biodegradable packaging innovation.

• Regenerating 02 into our Seas by stimulating consciousness around the imperativeness of Algae. Read More on our Phytovive collaboration in Amsterdam

• Advocating to RECEIVING rainwater or melted ice cap water, rather than unconsciously deflecting water away from us.
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• Consciously shifting consciousness of educators and school children, and for them to experience activities regarding greater understanding and ability to simply respond to these challenges. eg What does it cost to fix a broken water well in an African village rather than dig a new well?