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'''Our Future Planet''' is a [[non-profit]] online [[project]] (Registered Charity no. 1124332), aimed to be the first to design a fundamentally new planetary system <ref>{{http://www.ourfutureplanet.org/about Statement from Our Future Planet Website }}</ref>. It is a first independent organisation that encourages its members to take an active part in the design of their [[future planet]], by allowing anyone to start petitions and actions.  

'''Our Future Planet''' is a [[non-profit]] online [[project]] (Registered Charity no. 1124332), aimed to be the first to design a fundamentally new planetary system <ref>{{http://www.ourfutureplanet.org/about Statement from Our Future Planet Website}}</ref>. It is a first independent organisation that encourages its members to take an active part in the design of their [[future planet]], by allowing anyone to start petitions and actions.  

==History==

==History==

Created by Karl Jaeger, founder of the [[International School of America]] <ref>http://www.gse.harvard.edu/news_events/ed/2007/fall/news/jaeger.html Interview with Karl Jaeger on Our Future Planet by the Harvard Graduate School of Education </ref> in 2007, Our Future Planet has been actively supporting “citizens” in the expression of their views on the future of the planet and sponsoring petitions.  

Created by Karl Jaeger, founder of the [[International School of America]] <ref>{{http://www.gse.harvard.edu/news_events/ed/2007/fall/news/jaeger.html Interview with Karl Jaeger on Our Future Planet by the Harvard Graduate School of Education}}</ref> in 2007, Our Future Planet has been actively supporting “citizens” in the expression of their views on the future of the planet and sponsoring petitions.  

Most popular actions include the global Planetary Population Partnership and the OFP Family System aimed to decrease the population on Earth. By 2008, Our Future Planet had over 300 active members.  

Most popular actions include the global Planetary Population Partnership and the OFP Family System aimed to decrease the population on Earth. By 2008, Our Future Planet had over 300 active members.