Committee: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Topic: Climate change mitigation for the sixth assessment report

Climate change has slowly crippled the Earth ever since the industrial developments of superpowers. The effects have been evident for decades with the increasement of severity in storms, loss of species, and the ever ominous high temperatures. As a result of climate change the lives of millions around the world have been negatively impacted, thus the rise of hardships in various other areas of government. The Kingdom of Denmark supports and encourages green development for developing countries, hoping to enact policies to both improve the Kingdom’s environmental impact and various other nations to do the same. 

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The delegation of Denmark has put forth a strategic and multifaceted plan that works to effectively target various areas of concern. The plan is appropriately named GREENER to highlight the importance of a greener society to overall benefit those living in it. The plan is an acronym that has a specific idea with every letter. The first letter G stands for the granting of public-private partnerships. This program hopes to achieve the success that Denmark’s own program has conquered. This will be primarily based on Denmark’s previous initiative. The goals include the establishment of regulations with the interest of industry in mind and an increase in economic diversification. The second letter is R, which represents the reinforcement of electronic transportation. This section of the plan has various parts pertaining to the lessening of taxes on those with electric vehicles, extending the charging point network, and promoting the use of cycling through social media projects. To move on, E stands for electrification and energy efficiency improvements within the industry and building for an economic incentive. This would include the inclusion of solar panels, optimization of insulation, and water-saving taps. The second E within the plan is the establishment of a circular economy. A circular economy has been utilized in various countries including Germany and Italy. This type of economy is one in which takes a systemic approach to economic development by ensuring the resources are used in a way that they maintain their highest value for as long as possible. An example would include, creating a plastic water bottle to be reusable. This economic strategy is extremely effective and simple to implement. N is representative of the idea of using a carbon tax to lessen carbon emissions. Many advantages have stemmed from the tax including investment within clean technology and a generated revenue that has the ability to be recycled into the green economy. The third E relates the encouragement of renewable resources such as bioenergy, solar power, and windpower. The last letter, R, is the recommendation of the use of an open ended working group to ensure the use of monestarization and progression of carbon emissions.