u/Rudy3011

Committee- UNEA
country- Brazil
Agenda- Addressing the current global fuel crisis and its environmental and socioeconomic impact on developing nations.

Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates,
For developing nations, a fuel crisis is not just about fuel. It stalls economic growth while blocking the very funds necessary to transitioning to renewable energy. Developing nations should not have to choose between a transition to clean energy and economic survival.

Brazil’s success with renewable technologies such as sugarcane ethanol and flex-fuel which power 80% of Brazilian passenger vehicles, have proven to be highly effective by cutting emissions up to 90% compared to traditional fossil fuels while also allowing for more control over oil shocks. However, not all developing nations can replicate the flex fuel model. Every nation has different geographical advantages, and the barrier to using them is capital.

To obtain these energy sources, developing nations require more funds than they currently have and according to the UN, need up to $2.5 trillion annually for climate goals, yet current pledges commit to only $300 billion annually by 2035. Additionally, up to 70% of this funding arrives as loans and debt rather than direct aid, further adding to the burden on The Global South.

To bridge this gap, Brazil demands an overhaul of climate finance. We call for grants over loans and for significantly higher amounts contributed to climate finance from developed nations. Regional Grid Interconnection technology funded by multilateral development banks lets developing nations with low capital access clean power from neighbours as they build their own renewable capacity, empowering The Global South to lead its own green transition without sacrificing their economy.

Agenda- addressing the current global fuel crisis and its environmental and socioeconomic impact on developing countries.
Commitee- UNEA
country- Brazil

Brazil is expanding oil production while promoting renewables. Brazil uses 15% of the oil revenue to fund renewable energy. Should i mention we expand oil production in my gsl? If yes should i also say that this is used to fund renewable transfer and its a necessity because of a lack of proper climate finance

Actually GSL:

Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates,
For developing nations, a fuel crisis is not just about fuel. The crisis is stalling economic growth in developing nations and also preventing them from allocating funds to renewable energy. Developing nations should not have to choose between a transition to clean energy and economic survival.

Brazil’s success with renewable technologies such as sugarcane ethanol and flex-fuel which power 80% of Brazilian passenger vehicles, have proven to be efficient tools by cutting emissions up to 90% compared to traditional fossil fuels while also allowing for more control over oil shocks. The fuel crisis proves how, for developing countries, being excessively reliant on fossil fuels for energy can have both environmental and economic risks. Developing nations require diversified and localised renewable energy sources.

To obtain these energy sources, developing nations require more funds than they currently have and according to the UN, need up to $2.5 trillion annually for climate goals, yet current pledges reach only $300 billion annually. Additionally, up to 70% of this funding arrives as loans and debt rather than direct aid, further adding to the burden on The Global South.

To bridge this gap, Brazil demands an overhaul of climate finance. We call for grants over loans and mandatory technology sharing frameworks. The UNEA must democratise tools such as flex-fuel implementation, empowering The Global South to lead its own green transition without sacrificing their economy.

for eg- vader is tanky and is to be played aggressively and boba fett is agile and is to be played a bit more cautiously

What about kylo im just starting to play him

Im in doubt because mentioning sources for every single number or stat etc etc is very repetitive and long. It also sounds awkward saying the name of a random website.
If we are to speak the source, how do we integrate it into the speech? Is it : “according to X website ….” Or something completely different?

Should i play vader or boba fett?

I dont rack up many kills with vader but i still play decent but i feel very vulnerable against infantries and js feel pressurised throughout. Especially on maps where the objective prevents free movement.
On the other hand
When i play boba fett i feel very free and am able to hit distant targets easily and can freely escape with the jetpack. Very low cortisol.

But i still am not sure cuz vader has more health and defense compared to boba.
Also ive heard vader is more beginner friendly

Ive finally started hitting shots, better at taking cover and battling in general

Ive started waiting in the menus until a hero is available and have started playing more safe with heroes and hence compounding more kills generally !!!

This game is giving me reason to live 😭🙏

YIPPEEE

I started yesterday, ive understood the basics and the problem is:

Whenever i play a non co-op gamemode such as GA or supremacy it gets very difficult to rack up bp (i have max bounty hunter aswell) and can never play heroes. In co-op when i play heroes, i get mass blasted or another opposing hero just evaporates me. It seems difficult to play lightsaber heroes because a majority of your opponents have blasters but you are stuck with a lightsaber and must find a way to push. Help 💔🙏

Committee- UNEA
Country- Brazil
Agenda- Addressing the current global fuel crisis and its environmental and socioeconomic impact on developing nations.

Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates,
For developing nations, a fuel crisis is not just about fuel. The crisis is stalling economic growth in developing nations, yet relying on highly polluting fossil fuels such as coal only worsens the environmental situation. Developing nations should not have to choose between a transition to clean energy and economic survival.

Brazil’s success with renewable technologies such as sugarcane ethanol and flex-fuel which power 80% of Brazilian passenger vehicles, have proven to be efficient tools by cutting emissions up to 90% compared to traditional fossil fuels while also allowing for more control over oil shocks. The fuel crisis proves how, for developing countries, being excessively reliant on fossil fuels for energy can have both environmental and economic risks. Developing nations require diversified and localised renewable energy sources.

To obtain these energy sources, developing nations require more funds than they currently have and need up to $2.5 trillion annually for climate goals, yet current pledges reach only $300 billion by 2035. Additionally, up to 70% of this funding arrives as loans and debt rather than direct aid, further adding to the burden on The Global South.

To bridge this gap, Brazil demands a complete overhaul of climate finance. We call for grants over loans and mandatory technology sharing frameworks. The UNEA must democratise tools such as flex-fuel implementation, empowering The Global South to lead its own green transition without sacrificing their economy.