This house believes that government should prioritize environmental sustainability over economic development.
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This house, as the mayor of Nashville, W dramatically upend car infrastructure in favour of bike infrastructure. (Cities)
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This house supports the use of market-based solutions to climate change
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This house believes that the Bangladesh Government should prioritize shifting to cleaner energy sources over meeting the current energy demand with fossil fuel.
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The environmental movements under the ECCQ should employ tactics that disrupt the regular activities of ordinary citizens.
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This house believes that the countries of the Lithium Triangle should form a consortium for the exploitation of the minerals. *Consortium: It is a group of countries that jointly control the production and distribution of a raw material.
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This house believes that Bhutan's efforts towards launching green cryptocurrency mining will do more harm than good.
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This house, as a prominent sustainability-focused hedge fund, W pursue an aggressive short-selling strategy against carbon-intensive stocks (for example, fossil fuels/energy companies etc.).
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This house supports widespread adoption of debt-for-nature swaps in financially distressed developing countries.
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This house supports efforts to lower carbon emissions even if it comes at the expense of biodiversity (e.g. building hydroelectric dams in natural reserves, planting trees that kill biodiversity)
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This house believes that Taliban should decommission the Kamal Khan Dam.
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This house opposes Olive finance.
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THW ban zoos
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This house would prohibit fossil fuel companies from heavily investing into green and renewable energy companies
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This house would ban cobalt mining in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
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This house believes that environmental movements should prioritize funding climate litigation
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This house, as a developing country, would aggressively attempt to implement "Parle G".
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This house believes that developing countries should adopt economic development policies that heavily disincentivise urbanisation
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This house believes that governments should aggressively prioritise encouraging commuters to use public transport (e.g. through infrastructural improvements, tax incentives) over subsidising the uptake of electric cars.
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This house would activate this magical machine.