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Repeal "Promotion of Solar Panels"
A proposal to repeal a previously passed resolution
Category: Repeal
Resolution: #122
Proposed by: Ficticious Proportions
Description: UN Resolution #122: Promotion of Solar Panels (Category: Environmental; Industry Affected: All Businesses) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: Let it primarily be noted that the original creator of this resolution, Starcra II, in his own words, has admitted to his resolution having faults and was previously aware of the repeal. He encourages nations to support this repeal as he is writing up a newer, better version of the resolution which will be up for debate before submission to the UN.
This repeal does not condemn solar panels, and the United Nations acknowledges that this resolution is well intentioned, but:
-A- The mandatory objective to ban fossil fuels use in ten years is unrealistic, due to it entailing: - Too short a timescale for the phasing out of fossil fuels - Too great a fiscal expense of environmentally-conscious replacements and the introduction of said replacement s - Too much consumption of resources and of fossil fuels themselves for the materials and processes required for the manufacture of more environmentally-conscious alternatives - An unforeseen and accidental hindering of many fossil fuel reliant economic sectors such as the aeronautical and airlines sector. - An impact on power supplies, thus reducing the productive outputs of industries extracting, processing and modifying further resources to make the products that are taken for granted in maintaining our quality of life. This may involve the processing and packaging of foodstuffs, medicines, water and other supplies used in aid programs and our daily lives.
-B- This resolution's requirements will destroy many economies in next 10 years due to the costs of extracting, obtaining and processing the resources required, as mentioned in Section A, and the costs of the economy recovering to the level it was at before the fossil fuel ban would have to come out of already nearly depleted treasuries.
-C- As some nations receive little sunlight each year and many new/clean/renewable sources of energy are available, the nations must be to allowed to decide between these choices, some of which are more suited to their climates and geography, in order to decrease their use of fossil fuels, whilst maintaining the economic viability and practicality of the replacements.
-D- This resolution falsely states that the combustion of fossil fuels results in holes in the Ozone layer, and while the UN accepts that they theoretically assist the Greenhouse Effect and are aware of its implications, this error must be removed to prevent the misinforming of member states.
The United Nations,
PLEASED by the environmental concerns of the original proposal and its promotion of renewable energy source, but
REGRETTING the aforementioned shortcomings,
REPEALS Resolution #122 - "Promotion of Solar Panels".
This resolution was co-authored by Love and esterel
Approvals: 68 (Republic of Freedonia, Lybo, Yeldan UN Mission, Ficticious Proportions, NewTexas, Tinis, Pope Lexus X, Richard2008, Dixon Eldorado, Typhoonium, Omigodtheykilledkenny, Ryme, Ness Snorlaxia, CR Oscilloscopes, UR2LiberalsoImustrule, Weven, Northern Sushi, Reformentia, Xanthal, WZ Forums, Immancipated Persons, Kleinekatzen, Flibbleites, Strobania, Romania 1918, Listeneisse, Venerable libertarians, Waterana, Birtan, UntamedFangirls, The Unending Winter, Shariann, North Koster, Cav, Blue Buddhas, The Smelly Hippys, AfroMunkee, Terminatorville, Mighty Boom, NeoAsiaEuropa, The Philosophes, Phthisis, Harkonnus, Anundium, Brunelian BG advocates, Flobberistan, Ecopoeia, Tbohner, The Machine Spirit, Suuropolis, Psbass, Razatavia, Enn, Inertialization, Nordic Europe, Kalmar_dk, Spaz Land, Flergibny, North-West Tasmania, Brfitopia, Clapton Pond, Legionis, Rasputin Dracula, King Christopher, Intangelon, New Secundus, Forgottenlands UN, Haapalinna)
Status: Lacking Support (requires 62 more approvals)
Voting Ends: Tue Sep 20 2005
This post has been edited by Bettia on Sep 19 2005, 10:50 AM |
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There has been a massive backlash against the original resolution for the reasons stated in this proposal, and if the author of the resolution is recommending it be repealed in order for a better resolution to take its place, I would vote YES. |
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That was our initial point - nice idea but 10 years is a little short a time. So yes, repeal it so I don't have to read the backlash |
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With a 3-0 majority, the Bettian delegate has endorsed this proposal. |
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