Post by Guy on Nov 22, 2010 22:36:56 GMT -5
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Alternative Fuel Act
A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.
A resolution to increase the quality of the world's environment, at the expense of industry.
Category: Environmental
Industry Affected: All Businesses
Proposed by: Pseudocholinesterase
Description: IN VIEW of the ever-increasing need for fuel to perpetuate the steady growth of every nation's GNP and GDP;
REALIZING on the other hand that the consumption of fuel by the world increases in a exponential degree which could not be met by the limited ventures on fuel research;
BALANCING the conflicting interests of both producers of automobiles and the increasing number of the proponents of environmental protection from every tribe and tongue;
KEEPING IN MIND the role that the World Assembly plays in the conduct of business, trade, commerce and industry and its corollary duty to improve said facets of progress;
TAKING NOTICE OF the new discoveries of alternative fuel for automobiles;
The World Assembly hereby mandates its members to allocate forty percent (40%) of their state budget to further improve efforts for research for alternative fuel, provided, that education shall NOT be compromised in view of this reallocation of state resources.
It shall create a Fuel Committee which will set standards in the exercise of fuel research and development as well as aid states in starting their ventures in alternative fuel research.
In addition to this, the various regions shall implement and shall participate in biennial fora discussing matters pertaining to recent developments and discoveries of alternative fuel.
Also, the members of the World Assembly shall engage in continuous consultations with the leading experts in the fields of geology and geophysics as well as mining and metallurgical engineering for the goal of promoting more efficient ways of using the current fuel stock.
All these with the goal of increasing the current fuel stock by 500 percent by the end of 15 years.
