Join the Blue Marble Project: A Revolutionary Movement for a Sustainable Future
Mark your calendars for June 21 and be a part of something revolutionary!
Join the Blue Marble project launch and become a champion for sustainable living.
Let’s work together to create a brighter future for our planet and generations to come.
Who is Fundatia Ananke?
Fundatia Ananke is an exceptional European foundation that is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. Their mission is to encourage and empower individuals and businesses to adopt sustainable practices that benefit the environment, society, and the economy. They are at the forefront of promoting a more equitable and resilient future by embracing the principles of an open mind, open source, open access to science and technologies, and decentralization. The work they do is truly inspiring and makes a significant difference in the world.
What is the Blue Marble project?
The Blue Marble project is a revolutionary movement that aims to inspire a community of individuals who share a common goal of promoting and practicing sustainability. This initiative advocates for a decentralized approach that empowers individuals and communities to take ownership of their actions, leading to a more equitable and resilient future. With the emergence of DAO technology, decentralized decision-making is now possible, and this helps break free from short-term thinking while prioritizing the needs of everyone. The Blue Marble project is a visionary initiative that fosters a network of competencies, passions, and resources to positively impact sustainability and create a better world. Join us today and be part of this groundbreaking movement to transform the world!
Why are we making the Blue Marble project?
Because Sustainability is the ultimate challenge for humanity.
As a global community, we are facing a critical sustainability challenge that requires urgent and unwavering attention. The warnings of scientists cannot be ignored any longer, and the consequences of inaction are too dire to contemplate.
We must recognize that the erosion of trust in our institutions and leaders is a significant obstacle to progress. The younger generations are feeling disillusioned and let down by the media, governments, and corporations, and this has led to a loss of faith in our collective ability to effect change.
It is imperative that we adopt a new approach that places the needs of the planet and its inhabitants at the forefront, ahead of short-term profits and personal gain. We need to challenge the status quo and take bold steps to ensure a sustainable future for ourselves and future generations.
What problem does Blue Marble try to solve?
People want a more sustainable lifestyle and to make an impact but don’t know where to start. Blue Marble’s decentralized autonomous community allows individuals to collaborate on sustainability projects, creating a more sustainable way of life and business practices. So that people can be proud of the positive impact they have on the world and of the legacy they will leave for future generations
Why are we launching on June 21?
June 21 is the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. The summer solstice marks the most extended period of daylight in the calendar year, as well as the official beginning of summer.
The Ancient Greek celebration of this date as the Kronia festival marked a momentary freedom from class restraints where enslaved people and lords celebrated together to mimic Kronos’ “Golden Age” of equality and peace.
It is a perfectly logical date to celebrate decentralization and sustainability.
Why is it named Blue Marble?
The Blue Marble is a photograph of Earth taken on December 7, 1972, from a distance of around 29,000 kilometers (18,000 miles) from the planet’s surface. Taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 spacecraft on its way to the Moon, it is one of the most reproduced images in history.
To the astronauts, the slightly gibbous Earth had the appearance and size of a glass marble, hence the name.
This photograph made people understand that our planet’s resources are limited and must be protected.
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