A small group of volunteers in Stroud, UK decided to get together and invite creative contributors to support Ecocide Law through their poetry, prose, art and photo-journalism, in order to join their voices to help this movement to go global.
Responses were rapid and astonishing including:

Forewords by Michael Mansfield QC & Sir Jonathan Porritt


and contributions by

Maddy Harland
Patrick Holden CBE
Carol Ann Duffy (the Poet Laureate)
Michael Meacher MP
Fritjof Capra
Rob Hopkins
Tony Juniper
Charles Eisenstein
Polly Higgins
Jane Davidson
Vandana Shiva
Zac Goldsmith
Mike Townsend
​Julian Rose

plus many other outstanding writers, poets and artists.

It also has a number of historical quotes, dating back to circa 400 BC, which show that love and concern for the Earth are far from a recent cultural phenomena.





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Endorsements

Colin Tudge   
Author of "Why Genes are not Selfish and People are Nice"

“To rescue our world we need to re-think across the board; different science, different economics, governance that is on our side, humane and sensitive farming and building – and laws that take the biosphere seriously . But above all we need a new mindset -- a different attitude: from the vile notion that the Earth is just “resource” to a sense of privilege that we should be a part of such wonders. This book takes a significant step along the way”. 
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Juliet Davenport
CEO of Good Energy

"Companies like mine embrace the prospect of an international law to create a powerful protection for our earth, and I think this lively collection of thoughts and images really bring this to life."
Paul Polman
CEO Unilever

“Few now deny that we have reached a tipping point in relation to the challenges we face ...  2015 can mark the turning point, a year when the world comes together under the auspices of the UN to lay the foundations for a future based on the twin objectives of sustainable and equitable growth.  We have to seize that opportunity. Ecolibrium Now … offers a thought-provoking contribution to the debate.”