EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL
      TRIBUNAL

      
an active exercise of
      planetary citizenship


 The
      European Environmental concept

      
The European Environmental Tribunal
      is a non-governmental, non-profit and totally independent institution,
      formed by intellectuals, entrepreneurs, artists, scientists and
      members of the civil society from the most diverse disciplines
      and cultures.

      
The first European Environmental
      Tribunal was originally founded in Belgium, Brussels, in early
      1990s.

      
The name European indicates
      the presence of different cultures and societies in peace. It
      is an idea open to any country or any culture.

      
The concept of environment
      is never separated from that of the human being, of the culture
      and civilisation. The human being is EET's main objective.

      
Finally, the word Tribunal
      indicates not a court, a place for judgements and sentences,
      but free thought and reflection.

      
The Latin origin of the word
      tribunal is tribus, which indicated family in ancient
      Rome. It also indicates the idea of tribune.

      
EET is a place for permanent
      dialogue and intellectual reflection, crossing fields in sciences,
      art, anthropology, history, economy, biology, medicine, architecture,
      urban planning among other disciplines.

      
EET has not the function to judge,
      to condemn, but only to promote the most enlarged dialogue taking
      the environment as the human being.

      
No institution participate in
      the EET's activities, only individuals.

      
The environment is the human
      being.