
Produced by Anatole Kononewsky

This was my first documentary, produced back in 1989. It's production was initiated by Peter Meisen, the founder of Global Energy Network Institute (GENI) with the support of the Money & You graduates. Unfortunately, the issues presented in the movie segments below such as: environmental pollution; climate change and greenhouse effects; poverty and lack of health-care in many countries; the enormous world energy requirements and increasing population growth are even more relevant today. In fact, it is vital they are addressed by governments for our children's future! The GENI proposal can make a viable and real contribution to the creation of peace and prosperity for everyone on the planet! The video was introduced by John Denver, which was filmed in Sydney, Australia. The launch of the video was at the Sydney Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, Australia in November 1989.
“…this video offers a unique solution to many of our current global problems… creating a focus for global co-operation."
The Late John Denver,
International singer & environmentalist.
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"The video has become
a sensational success overseas, it has made
a major difference
to introducing this
proposal (world-wide).”
Peter Meisen, Founder/President, Global Energy Network Institute |
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I wrote a song that was performed at the launch called, "What of the World Turned Around?"
Overview
The GENI Initiative focuses on linking renewable energy resources around the world using international electricity transmission. Decades ago, visionary engineer Dr. R. Buckminster Fuller developed the World Game simulation, posing the question:
"How do we make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological damage or disadvantage to anyone?"
Research shows that the premier global strategy is the interconnection of electric power networks between regions and continents into a global energy grid, with an emphasis on tapping abundant renewable energy resources — a world wide web of electricity.
Contact: GENI Foundation in Australia. |