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Global Green Earth Organic Volunteer Mission

Global Green Earth Organic Volunteer Mission

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Miriam Magdalene

Jerusalem, Israel - APRIL 2025 (USAnews.com) - Environmental lawgiver and Judge for the Supreme High Court of Jerusalem Miriam Magdalene is launching the Green Earth Organic Volunteer Mission—a grassroots initiative to recruit volunteers committed to reducing pollution in water bodies and supporting sustainability efforts.

"We're saving our green earth," said Magdalene. "We are concerned about how the planet is suffering, especially due to the effects of pollution. This crisis impacts both people and animals who depend on clean drinking water for survival."

The mission highlights the need for accountability and ecological justice in preserving natural resources. "Unfair practices and a tug of war are putting stress on our ecosystems. This is about justice for the Earth and the sustainability of its organic systems," Magdalene added.

Magdalene emphasized the importance of personal and collective responsibility in caring for the planet. “This mission reflects a deep commitment to the future of our planet and all living beings. Companies that degrade the environment through deforestation and pollution must play a role in restoration and sustainable practices,” she stated.

A passionate advocate for environmental stewardship, Magdalene is also a community leader focused on ecological education and volunteer mobilization. "Our volunteers will learn about wildlife, organic systems, and sustainability in action. We believe in empowering people to take meaningful steps toward a healthier Earth."

Those interested in volunteering for the Green Earth Organic Volunteer Mission are encouraged to text 929.437.2086 to learn more and get involved.

Contact:
Judge Miriam Magdalene

The Supreme High Court of Jerusalem
Green Earth Volunteer Mission
Jerusalem, Israel
Text: 929.437.2086

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