Global Environmental Defense Initiative

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The Global Environmental Defense Initiative, abbreviated as GEDI, is an international convention initially sponsored by Lac Glacei that aims to reduce the environmental impact of its signatory parties through common cooperation and fixed objectives. The overall goal of the agreement is to lessen the negative affects of industry, pollution, war and other factors that continue to degrade the environment. As a collective agreement, the impact of these agreements can achieve a much greater improvement in overall global environmental health.

Treatise

GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL

DEFENSE INITIATIVE

DRAFTED AND ESPOUSED BY THE SIGNATORY MEMBERS OF THE GEDI TREATY ON XX.XX.XXXX AN.

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Signatory states agree to adhere to the following guidelines:

1. A 20% reduction in greenhouse emissions within 10 years of signing.

2. Developing a dedicated government agency to address environmental conservation.

3. Provide subsidies for green energy development (wind, solar, nuclear, geothermal).

4. A 20% reduction in fossil-fuel powered vehicles within 10 years of signing.

5. Actively develop eco-friendly alternatives (biodegradable bags, utensils, etc).

6. Investment in eco-friendly infrastructure (charging stations, bike lanes, mass transit, etc).

7. Investment in eco-friendly public subsidies (residential energy programs, LED street lighting, community solar, etc).

8. A 70% reduction in wastewater discharge into waterways, estuaries, oceans and all natural bodies of water.

9. Prohibiting the take (including killing, capturing, selling, trading, and transport) of protected wildlife species.