Commercial concerns must be decoupled from the political sphere to enable structural change.
Ban corporate, in particular fossil fuel, money in our politics, elections or governance.
Principle of subsidiarity that affirms that all political or economic decisions must be adopted by the level of government that is closest to the problem.
Strategic political, economic and environmental decisions must be made with the broadest and most democratic participation possible.
Democratize the management of public state owned enterprises.
Become an active citizen vs consumer. Put experiences above things.
We need to abandon the existing dominant anthropocentric paradigm and imagine a new society that understands humans and nature as a whole. This needs to be included in a new legal framework for democratic societies.
Recognition in constitutions and international treaties:
Right to public participation in environmental decision-making.
Rights of nature.
Rights to a healthy environment for present and future generations.
The right to assembly and demonstration.
Freedom of speech and association.
The right to access information.
That humans are part of nature, and that the rest of nature has an intrinsic right to thrive.