Trade and globalisation creates global competition, resulting in a boost in economic activities that deplete the environment and its natural resources. The increased economic activity leads to greater emissions of industrial pollutants and more environmental degradation.

Current trade agreements are harmful to the earth's resources.

 

Todays trading system is created in such a way that the agreements also can be used as political pressure and gives instability with a significant negative impact on the inhabitants of the earth. Earth's resources must be managed in an eco-economical manner and products must primarily be managed and distributed within a continent.

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Todays hunt for resources and economic gain, depletes and poisons the earth and wildlife is greatly affected and many species are threatened with extinction. The old trade agreement system must be transformed and instead serve as resource depots where world Raw Materials resources are  shared equally between continents through a transformed stock exchange and according to population and other variables.

Resources (raw materials) shall be allocated according to the barter principle - which means non-profit. Raw materials are unprocessed materials that come directly from the nature. Animals, fish and other living creatures are excluded