Hesham Saad Al-Sherbiny: Green United Nations Organization, GUN for Green and sustainable borderless world

The roadmap begins with the importance of achieving environmental justice as the first station in the path of the map, followed by three main stations, respectively, achieving environmental peace, then ecological balance, and finally environmental sustainability.

The meaning of “environment” can be simplified .

Where it can be expressed … As a quadrilateral matrix consisting of the biologist, the plant world, the water world, the air world.

It can also be said to define the environment is all that surrounds humans from water, air, land, and outer space, and all that these environments contain of inanimate objects, plants, animals and various forms of energy, systems, natural processes and human activities.

The roadmap begins with the importance of achieving environmental justice as the first station in the path of the map, followed by three main stations, respectively, achieving environmental peace, then ecological balance, and finally environmental sustainability.

The meaning of “environment” can be simplified … Where it can be expressed .

As a quadrilateral matrix consisting of the biologist, the plant world, the water world, the air world.

It can also be said to define the environment is all that surrounds humans from water, air, land and outer space, and all that these environments contain of inanimate objects, plants, animals and various forms of energy, systems, natural processes and human activities.

Among the definitions put forward for the concept of …” environmental peace”.

Or the second station in the roadmap, it can rely on that definition that environmental peacebuilding includes all the different approaches and entrances through which the management of environmental issues is integrated, in a way that supports conflict prevention, mitigation, resolution and recovery from conflicts, and the development of technology and energy sources in a way that reduces emissions and waste.

This definition is the most comprehensive, as it covers both the international and domestic arenas, as well as the different degrees of conflicts, whether latent or active.

There are three dimensions to achieving environmental peace:-

1st Security dimension, as environmental peacebuilding, including the comprehensive and sustainable management of natural resources, can contribute to avoiding conflicts over these resources or related resources.
2nd Economy dimension, Scientists have identified living insecurity and poor economic performance as key indicators of violent conflict and the failure of environmental peacebuilding.

3rd Political dimension, and social relations, as inter-state environmental challenges, may be important entry points for international cooperation, even if the hostile pattern dominates those relations.
It can be defined … “Ecological balance” .

Or the third station is the survival of the components and elements of the natural environment as they were created by God.

The most influential on the environment is the organism “human”, when man began to change the environment and upset the ecological balance since the start of the industrial and technological revolution and with the increasing population and as a result of people’s use of machines and various technological devices increased human intervention in the balance of the environment …

As for the concept of… “Environmental sustainability” … Or the fourth station is a concept called the biological environment diverse living organisms, and natural factors that maintain their existence for the longest possible period of time, and environmental sustainability can be defined as the means to maintain the quality of life by adapting to the environment by exploiting natural resources for the longest possible period of time that leads to maintaining the continuation of life, and other definitions of the concept of environmental sustainability It is a set of vital processes that provide the means of life for living organisms of all kinds, which helps them maintain the succession of their generations, and develop the means of their growth over time…

The idea of a “Green and Sustainable Borderless world ” calls for everyone to take responsibility for pollution, climate, and environmental changes and to overcome artificial or legal barriers through which countries are classified .

Between rich countries and poor countries or producing countries and consuming countries Where everyone will pay the price.

The price of the welfare of developed countries is paid by everyone equally…. and for that, we have to invite to establish a Green United Nations, GUN, organization.