The Natural Law Party will create a pollution-free nation through pollution-free industries, energy, and transport; energy conservation; and educational programmes to develop higher consciousness and prevent the violation of Natural Law - the basic cause of pollution and other environmental problems.

The Natural Law Party's educational programmes provide complete knowledge of Natural Law and the ability to live spontaneously in accord with Natural Law. These programmes enliven the evolutionary, creative qualities of Natural Law on all levels - individual and national. Improved creativity will eliminate from the environment the pollution created by less developed creativity in the past. Improved creativity also lies at the heart of programmes that both create jobs and protect the environment.

Working in close co-operation with business, industry, and the whole population, the Natural Law Party will pursue a balanced energy and environment policy through its educational programmes as well as by promoting energy conservation, conversion to renewable, clean forms of energy production and raw materials, and pollution-free industries and transport. Most importantly, we will improve the quality of life in our cities, towns, and countryside by promoting the most advanced knowledge of environmentally sound architecture and planning (see section on Housing and National Planning).

As a result of these measures, the Natural Law Party sees a bright future: a time when the air in all our cities and the water in all our rivers and lakes is pure and clean; when Britain's towns are beautified by many more parks, gardens, and fountains; when renewable, non-polluting, inexpensive energy is abundantly available; when our natural resources and our waste are efficiently managed; when the destruction of biodiversity has ceased; when many new jobs are available in environmentally friendly industries; and when there is effective global co-operation to resolve environmental problems.

Balancing our energy and environmental needs

Pollution has accumulated due to violation of Natural Law by past generations. Many of the habits of thought and methods of action that created this pollution persist today. The design of most towns and cities and the practices of our industries are adding to the problems of pollution.

Britain's standard of living, economic vitality and quality of life depend on maintaining proper balance among our energy, material and environmental needs. However, Britain relies heavily on fossil fuels and lacks an adequate long-term plan for energy conservation and conversion to renewable, clean forms of energy production.

Also, there are inadequate long-range policies to conserve our natural resources and there is a lack of educational programmes capable of training people to live spontaneously in accord with all the laws of nature. The policies of the Natural Law Party will remedy these serious deficiencies.