Mișcarea Ecologistă din România

Ediția 1990

The Program of the Ecological Movement of Romania

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  • - THEPROGRAM OF THE

|ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT OF ROMANIA

The Ecological Movement‘of Romania (EMR) iisaa large activities, of reducing their noxious effects on the environment oan current of public opinion and social action thatis independent, . and nature's balance; democratic and antitotali / pacifist and humanitarian, non- 4 -Automationin the production process; JL /of violent and intolerant only towards intolerance/It embodies the +ho/ -Free initiative in industry, agriculture, trade, services ; So/ yearning of the Romanians for life governed by Truth, Goodness - -Priority in the development of tourism, that can ensure an Wand Beauty, in ecological terms/EMR’s political thought is important part of the national revenue; J „i derived from the scientific background of social life and consists -Ecologizing agriculture- private property, free associ- . So/ in shaping the Romanian society based on the vital accord 13 ations, state enterprises- depending on the specific features of the between human beings and the environment, between culture and soil and the option of farmers; civilisation /As this century has proved, neglecting nature in the -Organizing Chambers of Agriculture, whose role is to give relationship of culture and civilisation is extremely dangerous for 4o3 assistance in all agricultural domains;

So/ the future of humanity and for life on this planet Subscribing to -To gradually replace chemical fertilizers, insecticides, pesticides all the rights of man ratified by the UNO chart, EMR also strives 0h with traditional fertilizers and manure; for the right of nature to permanently protect the human being, 703 -To offer substantial bonuses for repopulating villages; / 5o/ even inspite of the latter’s will/Consequently, EMR's opinion is 52 -To increase the quality of lifein villages by building that pollution of the environment means pollution of human life, social-economic and cultural institutions; So/ of human society./Therefore, fighting against pollutionin nature -To found joint ventures (state - os foreign is fighting against pollution in human life and society, against participations included, that will create jobs; So/ political, social, economic, moral and cultural pollution -To atract foreign capital in mutually advantageous Therefore, in an ecological outlook, MER groups its intentions in FoF investments, considering real and long-term needs of the econo- a system of aims that can be summed up as it follows: create a system of laws that protect the nationalinterest in 4olothe economy;A my;

1. POLITICAL AIMS -To develop a varied range of small-scale industrial 4p activities, workshops that would meet the needs of towns and | -To observe human rights, that are indefesible and villages; Qo} inseparable from human persoanlity, from its possibilities of “03 controlled /prices should be cut for perishable goods;} -To ecologize trade: the quality of goods should be | accomplishment; 42 2 / -To lay the foundations of a sane political life, of an open -TO create Popular and Federal Department Banks for dialogue (based on reason)./To give free way to human granting credits for tourism, agriculture, small-scale industry and “ol intelligence, to competition’ among initiatives and logical trade activities. arguments, to latent human energy; -To strengthen democracy în all the branches of State 3. ECONOMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL AIMS

Bes activity;fo put an end to cheating, sates P and hypocrisy; 203 make Stats policy be founded on Justice; - To Sol -A healthy environment (air, water, land); N | -To make good measure regain its place in political so/ -Toensure the balance of ecosystems by protecting waters, (Ono thought and action. / woods, flora and fauna; -A decentralised system of information is necessary for 2. ECONOMICAL AIMS 20| making data conceming the whole territory of Romania (especially big cities) available, Wvhich should interface with the All economic activities should become ecological, which International System of Controlling the Pollution of the /0- Environment; return to towns -To accomplish an urban ecological program jfore a means

: "Eu -Development of scientific (university) research ;Sf -. -Elaboration of non-polluting studies and technologies, of and villages their individuality (that was “destroyed by Ay(p measures of lowering the Pollution of existing economic a demolitions VA 3el “systematization” and | i

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-To educate2 people in “the spirit of truth, Goodness and “TO initiatespecial ecological programs: “Danube Delta", : Beauty ( beginning with pre-school education ) ; : -To cultivate liberty of thought and spiritual sensibility for up Sof “Nationa Parks" , “BlueDanube“ „and others, “oa supporting and protecting the principles of Democracy Jf 4, SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONALL AIMS See -To teach Psychology, Logic, Ethics, Estheticsin school if of. -Depollution of the Romanian language of illiterate foe: “Io;give worhensns their futa placeiin‘the’sodiety, aplace ~ “Glichés 6f** the wooden languageTM“fo cultivate the beauty, of esteem and affection, of tact good sense, goodness and beauty. 6B flexibility and richness of the Romanian language, that should be Anecologist by her very structure of calling, she will educate the taught at all levelsin schools ( including university level ) f So/ childrens to love nature so she can be reliable ally of ecologistsin Sov. -Esthetics should govern cultural hierarchy J ;

  • - their striving for cleanliness of society, for its moral health Go3 -Folklore should become a true value firuth should be the

So/ -Tax free medical care for childrens and old people; real value of antional history, /One should strive for moral Sof -To inform the State on the condition of the health of the Cos depollution, sensibility and other qualities on which civilized ; Population and for the prophylaxy and therapy 603 relations between people are based. / „To help, under various ways, pupils an student well Zo5 as old people; /special attention should be paid’ to the 6. INTERNATIONAL AIMS handicappated; zel + «Complete‘depolitisation of the educational system Sf -Ecologizing international relations by promoting a policy we -A varied, flexible, fluentsystem of education based on the of peace, understanding among peoples of Europe, and the whole . / traditions of Romanian schools and on modern methods and world; methodologies used in developed countryes S “Ecological and frontier agreements with neighbouring Soo . -Toorganise handicraft and art schools / /of countries, which would permit the free circulation of people and

-Ecological classes should be taught in primary, gymna- goods; PR So ium and college ;/ecology should be taught as a science at -To prepare Romania's adherence to the European Sp Guniversity level ;wa J08 Economic Community ;/âctive participation of Romaniain the -Trade units should protect social-economic interests of economic and political life in Europe,in view of creating a United ;

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Executive Board of the Ecological Movement of Romania President, | -

. Toma George Maiorescu