Opening Speech-GSL

Greetings to the honourable chair and fellow delegates

Greenland-an arctic island which is a part of the kingdom of denmark and is
covered with 80 percent ice,is seeing the most rapid global warming .that is
increase of 3 degree c over the past 7 years and enormous chunks of ice break off its
edges.The greenland is home to rich diversity of wildlife - such as Polar bear,
hooded seal,blue whale and others.Due to the loss of sea ice ,species such as Polar
bear find it difficult to hunt thus leading to a decline in their population..All these
species are threatened and are losing their habitats.This shows the importance of
this issue .In the past few years Denmark and its allies have tried to cope with this
subject by introducing laws and policies about reducing carbon emissions. The
Climate Act sets a target to reduce Denmark's emissions by 70 percent in 2030.In
Copenhagen there has been a minimal usage of automobiles by replacing them
with bicycles ,.this not only ensures reduction in the emission but is also
economically efficient to the people.and last year half of the electricity used is
derived from wind energy.Denmark is a great example ,Their economy has grown
while emissions have declined.however such action is yet to be taken in the
majority of the world.Delegate of Denmark believes that with proper decision
making we can certainly overcome this issue
Thank You delegates of the house