the Universal Environmental Bill of Rights (UEBR) establishes a profitable and sustainable economical environment, provides a framework for full employment, proposes abolition of tax on income, on property and of value added tax systems, ensures progress and development at global scale, fights hunger and poverty and regulates globalisation by design.
the UEBR is the fundament of the induced pollution index concept (IPI) build on base of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, rewritten around the concept of a human membership to the universe, not as its sole inhabitant, but as one of its multiple members among other natural organic or inorganic compounds and matters.
setting nature, the environment, as the centre of what we are here to protect can boost local production and allow to lower individual tax to zero while maintaining a strong state.
the Universal Environmental Bill of Rights is published under a Creative Commons license.
whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the universal family is the respect of nature and the natural state of things and beings,
whereas disregard and contempt for universal rights have resulted in acts which threaten the essence of nature, and the advent of a world in which universal things and beings shall enjoy nature and justice and equity and be freed from man-made pollution has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of all things and beings,
whereas it is essential that the UEBR should be protected by the rule of law,
whereas it is essential to promote the development of friendly relations between Nations,
whereas the people of these nations reaffirmed their faith in fundamental Universal Environmental Rights, in the dignity and worth of nature and in the equal rights of organic and inorganic matter, and have determined to promote nature, better standards of life in healthier environment, and a sustainable future
whereas Nations have pledged themselves to achieve the promotion of universal respect for and observance of the UEBR and respect for the universal nature,
whereas a common understanding of these rights and respect is of the greatest importance for the full realisation of this pledge,
therefore the community of Nations proclaims THIS UNIVERSAL ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS OF RIGHTS (UEBR) as a common standard of achievement for all Nations, to the end that every individual and every organic or inorganic natural matter or natural compound of the universe, keeping the UEBR constantly in mind, shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures, national and universal, to secure their effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of nations themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction.
article 1: equality of rights
all organic or inorganic natural matters or natural compounds of the universe are equal in rights.
all organic or inorganic natural matters or natural compounds are to be regarded as belonging to one englobing entity: universal nature.
article 2: all matters are equal
every natural matter or compound, organic or inorganic is entitled to all the rights set forth in this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights, without distinction of any kind, such as composition, state, location, age, or other status.
furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the quantitative, qualitative status of the matter at hand, whether it be electromagnetic, non electromagnetic, energetic or solid, liquid, gas, organic or inorganic, as long as it can be defined as in its natural state.
article 3: right to natural state for growth
every natural compound or matter has the right to a natural state, a non-polluted and sustainable environment for growth.
article 4: prohibition of pollution
no natural compound or matter shall be polluted. Man induced pollutions and contaminations shall be prohibited in all their forms.
no natural compound or matter shall be subjected to arbitrary man induced combustion, damaging or degrading treatment, pollution or other forms of deterioration.
article 5: right to natural state before the law
every natural compound or matter has the right to a natural state as a natural compound or matter before the law.
article 6: protection against pollution
all natural compound or matter are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All natural compounds or matter are entitled to equal protection against any pollution in violation of this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights and against any incitement to such pollution.
article 7: right to full reinstatement
every natural compound or matter has the right to full remedy for acts violating the fundamental rights and reinstatement of natural state granted to it by the constitution or by law.
article 8: right to public hearing
every natural compound or matter is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, in the determination of its rights in case of any pollution done against it.
article 9: definition of pollution
all man induced variations from natural state are to be considered as pollutions.
article 10: elimination of pollution
all man induced pollutions, electromagnetic, non-electromagnetic, energetic, solid, liquid, gas or organic are to be eliminated by their producer.
article 11: means of pollution
all product or machine inducing pollutions are means of pollution.
pollutions induced by means of pollution from their conception, through their usage, to their destruction, be it electromagnetic, non-electromagnetic, energetic, solid, liquid, gas or organic are to be eliminated by the producer of the mean of pollution and its user in their entirety.
article 12: fine, tax, surveillance authority
each nation can edict its own induced pollution index based tax tariff, depending on national priorities.
failing to eliminate a specific pollution is either to be fined or taxed based on cost incurred for eliminating the pollutions and reinstating the original natural state.
the fine or tax is to be addressed to the producer of the mean of pollution and its user by the nation of which natural compounds or matters have been polluted.
the elimination of the pollution and reinstatement of natural state incurs to the author of the pollution. The signoff for complete reinstatement of natural state remains with plaintiff nation together with its surveillance authority.
the surveillance authority also monitors the producers, certification bodies and markets for proper application of the induced pollution index based taxation.
article 13: indexation, certification of pollutions and their means of
all man induced activities must be certified and indexed with respect to their environmental impact.
products and services are to be taxed relative to market value and their induced pollution index value.
induced pollution index are to be one of the key performance indicators on any certifications for products and services.
certification and indexing should be executed by an independent certification body.
certification and indexing method are to be defined by certification bodies and surveillance authorities.
article 14: protection against arbitrary pollution
no natural compound or matter shall be subjected to arbitrary pollution. Every natural compound or matter has the right to the protection of the law against such threats.
article 15: right to remain in natural state
every natural compound or matter has the right to remain in a natural state.
article 16: guaranteed access to knowledge
(1) every natural compound or matter has the right to participate in the advance of the community, to enjoy the knowledge and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.
(2) every natural compound or matter has the right to benefit from any scientific or intellectual production that will promote the cause of natural state and nature.
(3) patents can be protected for 12 months at most.
article 17: realisation of environmental bill of rights
every natural compound or matter is entitled to a natural and sustainable environment and natural order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights can be fully realised.
article 18: duties, rights, governing bodies
(1) every natural compound or matter has duties to nature in which alone the free and full development of membership to nature is possible.
(2) in the exercise of his rights and freedoms, every natural compound or matter shall be subject only to such limitations as are determined by law solely for the purpose of securing the natural state of the environment and of its natural compound or matter.
(3) these rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the nations and all of its natural compound or matter members.
(4) the surveillance authorities and certification bodies should be integral bodies of an organisation of united nations.
article 19: mis-use of environmental bill of rights
nothing in this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights may be interpreted as implying for any state, group or person any right to engage in any activity or to perform any act aimed at the destruction of any of the rights and freedoms set forth herein.
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Article
1: Equality of Rights
All
organic or inorganic natural matters or natural compounds of the
universe are equal in rights. They are to be regarded as belonging
to one englobing entity: universal nature.
Article
2: All Matters are Equal
Every
natural matter or compound, organic or inorganic is entitled to all
the rights set forth in this Universal Environmental Bill of
Rights, without distinction of any kind, such as composition,
state, location, age, or other status.
Furthermore,
no distinction shall be made on the basis of the quantitative,
qualitative status of the matter at hand, whether it be
electromagnetic, non electromagnetic, energetic or solid, liquid,
gas, or still organic or inorganic, as long as they can be defined
as in their natural state.
Article
3: Right to Natural State for Growth
Every
natural compound or matter has the right to a natural state, a
non-polluted and sustainable environment for growth.
Article
4: Prohibition of Pollution
No
natural compound or matter shall be polluted, man induced pollution
and contamination shall be prohibited in all their
forms.
No
natural compound or matter shall be subjected to arbitrary man
induced combustion, anti-environmental or degrading treatment,
pollution or other forms of contaminations.
Article
5: Right to Natural State before the Law
Every
natural compound or matter has the right to a natural state and
sustainable environment everywhere as a natural compound or matter
before the law.
Article
6: Protection Against Pollution
All
natural compound or matter are equal before the law and are
entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law.
All natural compounds or matter are entitled to equal protection
against any pollution in violation of this Universal Environmental
Bill of Rights and against any incitement to such
pollution.
Article
7: Right to full Reinstatement
Every
natural compound or matter has the right to full remedy for acts
violating the fundamental rights and reinstatement of natural state
granted to it by the constitution or by law.
Article
8: Right to Public Hearing
Every
natural compound or matter is entitled in full equality to a fair
and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, in the
determination of its rights in case of any pollution done against
it.
Article
9: Definition of Pollution
All man
induced variations from natural state are to be considered as
pollutions.
Article
10: Elimination of Pollution
All man
induced pollutions, electromagnetic, non-electromagnetic,
energetic, solid, liquid, gas or organic are to be eliminated by
their producer.
Article
11: Means of Pollution
All
product or machine inducing pollutions are means of
pollution.
Pollutions
induced by means of pollution and their use, electromagnetic,
non-electromagnetic, energetic, solid, liquid, gas or organic are
to be eliminated by the producer of the mean of pollution for the
lifetime of the mean of pollution and its use.
Article
12: Fine, Tax, Surveillance Authority
Failing
to eliminate a specific pollution is either to be fined or taxed
based on cost incurred for eliminating the pollutions and
completely reinstating the natural state.
The
fine or tax is to be addressed to the producer of the pollution by
all the Nations of which natural compounds or matters have been
polluted.
The
elimination of the pollution and reinstatement of natural state
incurs to the author of the pollution. The signoff for complete
reinstatement of natural state remains with plaintiff Nation
together with universal independent surveillance authority
(SA).
Article
13: Indexation, Certification of Pollutions and their Means
of
All man
induced activities and products are to be assessed by independent
international entity on base of their induced pollution to nature
and taxed or fined according to their impact on nature and the
universe and cost for complete reinstatement of the natural
state.
All man
induced activities must be certified and indexed with respect to
their environmental impact. Certification and indexing should be
executed by a universal, independent certification authority
(CA).
On base
of established certificates and index, each Nation can edict its
own code of tax and fine, depending on national
priorities.
Article
14: Protection Against Arbitrary Pollution
No
natural compound or matter shall be subjected to arbitrary
pollution. Every natural compound or matter has the right to the
protection of the law against such threats.
Article
15: Right to Remain in Natural State
Every
natural compound or matter has the right to remain in a natural
state.
Article
16: Guaranteed Access to Knowledge
(1)
Every natural compound or matter has the right to participate in
the advance of the community, to enjoy the knowledge and to share
in scientific advancement and its benefits.
(2)
Every natural compound or matter has the right to benefit from any
scientific or intellectual production that will promote the cause
of natural state and nature.
(3)
Patents can be protected for 12 months at most.
Article
17: Realization of Environmental Bill of Rights
Every
natural compound or matter is entitled to a natural and sustainable
environment and natural order in which the rights and freedoms set
forth in this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights can be fully
realized.
Article
18: Duties, Rights, Governing Bodies
(1)
Every natural compound or matter has duties to nature in which
alone the free and full development of membership to nature is
possible.
(2) In
the exercise of his rights and freedoms, every natural compound or
matter shall be subject only to such limitations as are determined
by law solely for the purpose of securing the natural state of the
environment and of its natural compound or matter.
(3)
These rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to
the purposes and principles of the Nations and all of its natural
compound or matter members.
(4) The
SA and CA should be integral bodies of an organization of united
Nations.
Article
19: Mis-Use of Environmental Bill of Rights
Nothing
in this Universal Environmental Bill of Rights may be interpreted
as implying for any State, group or person any right to engage in
any activity or to perform any act aimed at the destruction of any
of the rights and freedoms set forth herein.
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