​Operation: Earth CleanUp (OECU) is a critical action initiative to clean up toxic damage that has been done to our world over the last decades. This destruction is neither acceptable nor excusable and must be countered with awareness, integrity and immediate action. 

There are many ways to accomplish this massive initiative, and Phoenix Voyage in conjunction with the Humanus Environmental Technologies Division, has officially launched a 3-phase action plan to help remediation in critical areas of the decimated environment to restore our beautiful blue gem of a planet.

​Plan of action:
1. Assess each country's environmental pollution issues
2. Develop an action plan & budget
​3. Deploy the technologies and get the job done

​​During the past few decades, many Organizations, Schools and Groups have been working to clean up our environment... but if more people join in, we can help to reverse the damage that has been done much faster. Phoenix Voyage is seeking Voyagers in joining the OECU mission. 

We know this great Work will take a considerable team! A single person can accomplish much, but a small team can make a huge difference, so even your personal input of a single hour per week (or more) can do a great deal when all the single hours are added up! 

​Each person’s skill is invaluable! Volunteer positions are open to every country in program development, environmental science advisory, legal counsel, data entry, outreach coordinator, communications specialist, media coordinator, student networks, government connections, researcher, fundraising and marketing

The Fighting Fungi One way to clean up the environment is the mighty mushroom. As a matter of fact, right now in Ecuador there are environmental groups working with fungi to clean up the toxic waste that was dumped into unlined pits by Texaco (now Chevron). This action has resulted in 40 years of toxic pollution seeping into the rivers and streams in northeastern Ecuador directly effecting the locals (30,000 homesteading farmers) who use these waters for their drinking water supply, cooking, and fishing. Fungi is one way to clean up toxic damage and the OECU team has many other solutions to tackle these global toxic devastation from super-oxygenated water, to land fill technologies that recover all the valuable metals while getting rid of all the toxic dump that has accumulated.”

​Other technologies provide for super trees that grow to full height in 6 years, phytoplankton replenishment for coastal areas to produce oxygen, benign bacteria that remediate brown areas and lakes, and remineralization of the earth we grow our food in. There is so much talk about the scarcity of food and water...so please keep in mind that “ A happy and healthy planet gives abundantly!” There are many resources and organizations who are making efforts to clean up our earth all over the world. Please visit the Operation: Earth CleanUp website for more information about this new initiative.

​Find organizations and solutions on the Operation: Earth CleanUp website

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