The Earth, mother to humanity and all living creatures, has inalienable rights, such as the right to life and its great diversity, maintaining the integrity of living systems and natural processes that sustain them;
to the purity of its water, including the preservation of its functionality central to the cycle of life, and its existence in the quantity and quality needed to sustain living systems;
to clean air, including sustaining its quality and composition to support living systems protected from pollution;
and finally to its own restoration of the interrelationship, interdependence, complementarity and functionality of its own components sustained in a balanced way for all of time, free of artificial contamination, as well as toxic and radioactive waste generated by human activities
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