Anis Tola
11-03-2007, 04:02
Free Trade
Environmental Friendly Business Agreement (EFBA)
Strength: mild
Businesses in U.N member-states are extremely important in ensuring that U.N member states maintain a flourishing economy within their sovereign borders. Businesses thus sometimes create ’emissions’ from whatever field of business they partake in should it be Uranium Mining, Wood Chipping, Auto-production or other fields of business that can cause ’damage’ to U.N member states environment. Thusly a solution needs to be created to ensure a balance between U.N member-states economies and ensuring ’emissions’ don’t badly damage their national environments.
This resolution thus urges the formation of a Environmental Friendly Business Agreement be assigned by U.N member-states and individual businesses that are either small or national ’corporations’ signing on to such an agreement to maintain economic success and protecting their environment.
The Environment Friendly Business Agreement notes the following;
Confirms that U.N member states and individual businesses within U.N member-states can sign onto the (EFBA). Businesses that sign on to the agreement on their individual accord can still follow the guidelines without having the U.N member nation they reside in agreeing to the agreement themselves.
Acknowledges the request set out by the U.N proposal “Climate Refugee Commission” that asks for U.N member states to “do their utmost to lessen and prevent adverse human impacts on the climate” and believes that by signing onto the (EFBA) that would ensure that U.N member states economies are not effected by protecting the environment and climate of our world.
Recommends that U.N member states lifts all ‘tariffs’ and ‘hurdles’ to allow the free travel of information and research between U.N member states and other U.N member states, and between U.N member states and businesses.
Recommends that U.N member-states create a tax-credit to use on individual small-businesses and large businesses that agree to the (EFBA) to ensure that these businesses receive benefits for signing onto the (EFBA)
Urges the creation of a Committee called the Environmental Friendly Business and Nation Committee or (EFBNC) for short that would accomplish the two following objectives.
Maintain a list of U.N member-states and businesses that sign onto the (EFBA) and ensure that they try to decrease ’emissions’ in economically beneficial ways.
And create a list of standards that U.N member-states and individual businesses can view as a quasi-report card to see how they are improving the protection of the environment while maintaining economic success.
The report card/ standards would follow as such;
Score:
1-4; Failing in maintaining their objectives of trying to cut down on emissions that are released from businesses that ’harm’ the environment and climate. Thusly, the nation or business needs to improve on its economic and environmental goals and procedures to achieve those goals.
5-8; Maintaining a decent balance between economic success and reduction of ’emissions’ that effect the environment.
9-12; Has successful struck a balance between maintain a successful business platform in the industry while cutting harmful emissions to a rate that will protect the environment and climate from disastrous events.
Environmental Friendly Business Agreement (EFBA)
Strength: mild
Businesses in U.N member-states are extremely important in ensuring that U.N member states maintain a flourishing economy within their sovereign borders. Businesses thus sometimes create ’emissions’ from whatever field of business they partake in should it be Uranium Mining, Wood Chipping, Auto-production or other fields of business that can cause ’damage’ to U.N member states environment. Thusly a solution needs to be created to ensure a balance between U.N member-states economies and ensuring ’emissions’ don’t badly damage their national environments.
This resolution thus urges the formation of a Environmental Friendly Business Agreement be assigned by U.N member-states and individual businesses that are either small or national ’corporations’ signing on to such an agreement to maintain economic success and protecting their environment.
The Environment Friendly Business Agreement notes the following;
Confirms that U.N member states and individual businesses within U.N member-states can sign onto the (EFBA). Businesses that sign on to the agreement on their individual accord can still follow the guidelines without having the U.N member nation they reside in agreeing to the agreement themselves.
Acknowledges the request set out by the U.N proposal “Climate Refugee Commission” that asks for U.N member states to “do their utmost to lessen and prevent adverse human impacts on the climate” and believes that by signing onto the (EFBA) that would ensure that U.N member states economies are not effected by protecting the environment and climate of our world.
Recommends that U.N member states lifts all ‘tariffs’ and ‘hurdles’ to allow the free travel of information and research between U.N member states and other U.N member states, and between U.N member states and businesses.
Recommends that U.N member-states create a tax-credit to use on individual small-businesses and large businesses that agree to the (EFBA) to ensure that these businesses receive benefits for signing onto the (EFBA)
Urges the creation of a Committee called the Environmental Friendly Business and Nation Committee or (EFBNC) for short that would accomplish the two following objectives.
Maintain a list of U.N member-states and businesses that sign onto the (EFBA) and ensure that they try to decrease ’emissions’ in economically beneficial ways.
And create a list of standards that U.N member-states and individual businesses can view as a quasi-report card to see how they are improving the protection of the environment while maintaining economic success.
The report card/ standards would follow as such;
Score:
1-4; Failing in maintaining their objectives of trying to cut down on emissions that are released from businesses that ’harm’ the environment and climate. Thusly, the nation or business needs to improve on its economic and environmental goals and procedures to achieve those goals.
5-8; Maintaining a decent balance between economic success and reduction of ’emissions’ that effect the environment.
9-12; Has successful struck a balance between maintain a successful business platform in the industry while cutting harmful emissions to a rate that will protect the environment and climate from disastrous events.