Who We Are and What is Our Mission

What we do

We are parents, professionals, artists, writers, engineers, medical workers, and so much more. Every single person of our non-profit staff donates a small portion of their private time in order to produce or share content of any form that will inform someone who is not familiar with global issues. Ever since the establishment of the New Wave Company, we’ve seen much improvement in several communities – today, we continue to fight the good fight.

Our Passion

Information about sporting events dedicated to green causes, nature rallies, eco-friendly scientific achievements; this is something people should know about. Our goal is to help people understand why they would like and need, a change that will result in a proper connection to nature. The road ahead isn’t easy, but if we as a society want something that we’ve never had before, then we have to do something that we’ve never done.

Where do Ethics Come in in the Preservation of Nature?

When it comes to changing the way people think about the environment around them, we cannot help but say that it is important that they transcend to a different kind of thinking. Ethics, as a branch of philosophy, has numerous conclusions which present us with a variety of moral values. While some people choose to follow those moral principles that don’t mean that they decide to care about nature and vice versa.

While ethical laws can affect both one’s professional environment (medical ethics, military ethics, etc.) there are a set of standardized principles that try to put humanity in the right direction. Through those fundamental ancient principles which have an application in today’s modern times, we are able to see what we are doing wrong, and what can we change inside ourselves, so we can cause a positive change in our surroundings.

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  • Human Dignity

    The Principle of Human Dignity

    Also referred to as the “Principle of Autonomy”, this particular ethical law states that it is proper to respect other people’s decisions that affects their own life. In this description, it is notable to mention that such philosophical statements are usually as literal as possible, so they can be logically explained with ease. While the principle of human dignity doesn’t include anything regarding the environment it will bring us closer to understanding the other ethical laws.

  • Non-Maleficence

    The Principle of Non-Maleficence

    A rule that appears in almost all religions, philosophies, and even governmental laws, this principle states that “one should not intent to harm”. A fascinating fact about this particular rule is that it has several corollary definitions. For example, it’s first is if harm cannot be avoided, we are obliged to minimize its effect. The second corollary rule, states “don’t increase the risk of harm to others”; and the third – it is fundamentally wrong to waste resources that could be used for good.

  • Beneficence

    The Principle of Beneficence

    This is a very interesting principle, as it states that we as a human society have an obligation to bring out the good with all of our actions. While not stated directly, this helps us understand that most things we do, result in the exploitation of natural resources. Without giving nature the time it needs to properly replenish them, our usage is considered to be a bad action. One could say, that this is lodged within the philosophy for the popularization of renewable energy.

  • Justice

    The Principle of Justice

    While the word “justice” is something that most people are familiar with, the principle behind it is something that might not be quite clear to the public. This law states that everybody has an obligation to provide others with whatever they are owed or what they deserve. In the public meaning, everyone has an obligation to treat all people fairly, equally, and impartially. When this rule correlates with the principle for beneficence, it states that we all have to work to benefit those who are unfairly treated.

Rules of Correlation

Although the aforementioned principles can be valid in their stand-alone form, they can also correlate with each other as to form a more complex set of principles that include nature as well. In fact, Stoic ethics are the ones that are the first to explore the idea that man must “live in accordance with nature”; spiritual, cosmic or both. The rules of correlation also apply in all other htmlects; this fact alone gives an insight into the overall complexity of society’s connection to its surrounding environment.

The Need for Social Ethics and Their Connection to Nature

 social-connection-natureWhile humans are considered to be a sentient race, it won’t come as a surprise that most of the time they don’t choose to think about anything else besides following the “path of least resistance”. While there is nothing particularly wrong with that, it does come as at a price that in most cases nature is paying for us. Only when things get worse, do we decide to take some preventative measures; and this is only one of many factors that explain the need for the literal depiction of moral principles.

The Broken Window Theory Defines Social Behaviour

The behaviour of people follows by example; whatever this example might be, it will set the tone for further expected events. For example, a study was done years ago in order to test a hypothesis. A group of people left a street corner completely unattended, ridden with graffiti, and an overflowing rubbish bin. Scientists observed that when this was considered to be normal, people continue throwing their trash in that corner and pretty much “contribute” to the further degradation of the area.

clean natureAfter this was observed and documented, scientists decided to completely clean up that street corner, repaint the walls, and put a fresh bin. What they discovered was nothing short of mesmerizing – random people passing by were throwing their trash into the bin, and nobody was trying to paint graffiti on the walls. When the Broken Window Theory was proven, the philosophical community started to approach social issues in a different manner.

The Tragedy of the Commons Theory

care about public spacesPopular in the discipline of Economics, this one generally states that we care for our private spaces, but we don’t care about public spaces. This only shows the self-centric nature of human beings, and the interesting thing is that it gets even worse with time. Practicing selflessness on a large scale is one of the hardest things people can do, as it requires them to do more for the sake of others; and until this becomes a reality, the Tragedy of the Commons will be in full effect.

Behavioural Toll

In the popular media format TEDx, many have tackled the pollution issue as a major negative in some societies. In one event in particular, it was shown how society “tolerates filth” everywhere outside, as long as it is not inside of their homes. The reasons for this included that people don’t care, others feel like their moral obligation to their environment is already fulfilled once they’ve paid taxes and have voted, while the last group thought it was impossible to clean it all up.

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Waking Society Up

togetherFor now, when someone hears “green living, renewable energy, eco-friendly solutions”, they immediately start to cringe, with thoughts about paying high prices for products, becoming vegetarians or do anything else that will put them so far away from their comfort zone that they will regret it. It is a proven fact that if someone doesn’t want to do something specific but they still do it, there will only be a short-term effect; after which it has passed, things will revert back to an even worse state.

The New Wave Company wishes to change that. We work to help people understand change, not simply inform them on why they need to accept it. This is fundamentally important as the majority of people do not like to follow any rules, and in order to live in a properly-functioning, prosperous environment, we as a people, need to agree on some things and follow through on the principles we have established as a community.

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Our Achievements are Real and Significant

The Top 10 Eco-Friendly Modern-day Innovations

The world’s society is slowly awakening to the idea of utilizing the natural and sustainable means of nature to produce a variety of resources and generate electrical energy. Today, we have taken the time to list some of the newest environmentally-friendly creations of mankind. Let’s kick it off!