The World Assembly,
Concerned about the harmful impacts of satisfying the economies of world-wide nations on the environment and the health and safety of human beings,
Alarmed by the steady increase of the change in climate in the past few years caused by emissions emitted when fulfilling the economy of a country,
Reminding nations that nonrenewable resources or fossil fuels will be unavailable as a sufficient value in an estimated 25-50 years based upon production rates,
Noting the efforts of other nations to improve the environment while balancing their economy,
Aware of the negative yet necessary impacts of protecting the environment on a nation’s economy,
Hereby,
Requests that all developed nations decrease the use of fossil fuel plants in their nation by turning to different ways in supporting their economy;
Implores all developed nations to impose a tax on non renewable resources
i. These taxes will increase steadily throughout the years to have nations adapt to using a decreasing amount of fossil fuels in their economy;
ii. A portion of these taxes will go to funds for power sources such as wind power, solar power, hydropower, geothermal power, biofuels etc.
iii. The implementation of these taxes on nations will depend on the developing state of the nation, whether it be developed or developing;
iv. In developed nations, taxes will increase at a faster pace over the course of many years due to stronger stability;
v. In developing nations, taxes will increase at a slower pace over the course of many years due to less stability overall, ensuring that these nations are stabilized before taxing strongly;
Encouraging the use of renewable resources or power sources, such as solar power, wind power, and biofuels to drive a nation’s economy, as a replacement for fossil fuels
Stressing the need for other nations to impose strict emission standards on power plants
and factories;
i. This entails a 10 percent cutback on factory emissions.
ii. In developed nations this is suggested to be enforced strictly
iii. In developing nations this would be imposed loosely to prevent from damaging the economies of the developing nations; developed nations with the right funding are encouraged to allocate a percent of its funding to help neighboring countries in development to reach these goals
