Proposed Resolution on Climate Change
We, the Caucus of Caribbean States, submit for your approval a resolution whereby:
The Member Nations of the United Nations Council,
Believing in the potentially disastrous effects of global warming and climate change;
Realizing the disparity in financial resources available to member states and recognizing the largest share of historical and current global emissions of greenhouse gases originated in that portion of member states with the greatest financial resources;
Reaffirming the principles outlined in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change:
Demand the co-action of all member states towards the reduction of global levels of greenhouse gases,
Call upon all developed countries designated Annex 1 in the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to reaffirm their commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions,
Reaffirm the principle that developed nations must undertake to supply developing nations with the financial and technological resources to further climate related studies and projects as stated in the UNFCCC,
Request that this mandate;
a)establish the levels of greenhouse gas emission reduction which each developed nation (previously labeled Annex 1 in the KPUNFCC) will undertake to accomplish.
b)set limits for the growth of developing nations greenhouse gas emissions.
c)establish a formal organization that will oversee the compliance of each member nation with this mandates guidelines, to be known henceforth as the World Environmental Judiciary.
d)establish a set of consequences that will be applied to member nations if member nations are found to be in non-compliance with this mandate.
e) establish 1.25% of GDP per annum as the percentage of financial aid which each developed nation will supply to developing nations for projects and research related to climate change.
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2 comments:
Thanks for posting this PAUL. Rockstar!
wow! you're setting the standard pretty high. right on.
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