The musician, in conjunction with the Everland organization, released the song this friday “Don’t Ruin My World (Soil of life)”.
Climate change is probably one of the main difficulties that humanity will deal with in the coming years and decades, since it requires a coordinated response among all nations and mainly among the largest.
And although little by little there is greater awareness of this problem, There is still the need to sensitize the population of this and therefore the grammy multinominated musician, Julian Marley, joined this task.
This is how this Friday 16 September the British Jamaican ancestry singer, In association with the Everland Organization, He released the song “Don’t Ruin My World” (“Don't ruin my world”) To support the fight against climate change.
“A single voice is not enough. Forest destruction is one of the main causes of climate chaos, Children are our future and if we do not act now, That future will remain in danger“, Julian Marley said.
Everland represents the largest portfolio in the world of high -impact forests conservation projects (REDD+). They gather forest communities and corporations in a common cause to protect some of the most important and most vulnerable forests in the world.
“‘Don't ruin my world’ It is a hymn to amplify the voices of young people who are anxious for the climatic crisis and require adults to do the right To safeguard your future before it's too late. Recruit Julian Marley to do this song was an absolute obviousness, With its continuous humanitarian effort in the center of the stage, He felt like the perfect marriage”, Everland explained in turn.
You can listen to the song here:
