RE-IMAGINING
OUR OCEANS & ATMOSPHERE
UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME
The United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) serves as the world’s foremost authority on environmental issues, championing global efforts to address ecological challenges and promote sustainable development. For over five decades, UNEP has pursued its mission to inspire, inform, and empower nations and individuals to improve their quality of life with sustainable use of resources. From restoring the ozone layer to safeguarding marine ecosystems and promoting a green, inclusive economy, UNEP works with governments, civil society, the private sector, and UN entities to tackle humanity’s most pressing environmental challenges. Leveraging advanced science, coordination, and advocacy, UNEP aids its 193 Member States in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and fostering a harmonious relationship with nature.
TOPIC A: Deep Sea Mining: Balancing Resource Extraction and Marine Ecosystem Protection
TOPIC B: Geoengineering: Balancing Climate Innovation with Global Risks
COMMITTEE DAIS
DIRECTOR
Eleanor Clark
Eleanor (she/her) is a second-year Physics undergraduate at Merton College, Oxford, with a strong passion for bridging science and policy. With four years of MUN experience, her primary focus is on climate change and the environment, where she explores the intersection of science, economics, and international politics. She also applies her studies in Japanese and Italian to enhance her diplomatic skills and foster both global dialogue and cultural understanding. Over the past year, she has chaired the Non-Aligned Movement, COP28, UNOOSA and SOCHUM, and was USG Content at Oxford Global’s home conference 2024. She is excited to be chairing UNEP in Canada very soon.
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