International Convention on Climate Change: Difference between revisions

On 1 July 2022, Olav Brodzki of [[LasówkraniaKorćetta]] proposed that an international Environmental Protection Agency should be established. Ambassador Windfross of [[Cryria]] urged him for more detailed. Antoli Smorin of [[Mexregiona]] expressed interest given the threats to his country from melting polar ice caps in the [[Rotantic Ocean]]. Eirin Slovry of [[Nystatiszna]] suggested that climate change was irreversible and that the agency should provide monetary compensation to the most severely affected nations. Imo Naro of [[Reijia]] supported granting funds but urged that strict limits on these disbursements should be implemented. Brozki emphasised the importance of prevention. Slovkry intimated that prevention would stifle economic progress in the developing world. Brozky then contended that the efforts should be targeted at developed nations. Reijia refused to support an agreement that did not have universal greenhouse gas emissions limits. Jwala of [[Serramal]] intimated that developed countries were trying to enjoy the fruits of the climate change they induced while keeping the developing world down. Brodzki suggested supporting the developing world in meeting carbon emission targets.